Enjoy a single player campaign, co-operative gameplay and PvP. Hunt for loot across the galaxy to create the ultimate setup. 3 very unique classes with their own sub-classes to enjoy. Breathtaking scenery and environments bring the game world to life. New content to be added overtime.

Graphics – PvP – Solid gunplay

Poor campaign design – Tries to do anything

Destiny does nothing to innovate or move the FPS genre forward beyond adding flourishes to gameplay elements that already exist in other games. The science-fiction story has potential, but the conflict between light and darkness is laughably banal, and Destiny does a poor job of making your actions...

Solid FPS mechanics; Fun sci-fi special abilities and scenarios; Great visuals

Weak story; Horrid load times; Little end-game content; Connection issues

Destiny is a hard one to explain, an amalgamation of Borderlands, Halo and an MMO, it's proving to be quite the divisive game. With no early reviews due to the game always being online and, according to Bungie, needing to be played with an actual userbase (something we agree on) it meant a lot of...

Chances are you've already passed judgement on Destiny , whether you've played it or not. With a game of such massive scope, it is understandable. We've been inundated with Destiny information for the last year and it's been hard not to either hop on the hype train at full steam, or completely hate...

Lore and story is intriguing..; It's a ton of fun with friends; The little hidden secrets; Creating those epic moments; Tons of content; Future support from Bungie

...yet hidden in grimoire cards and monologues; Feels like a prologue to something more grand; Limited party chat; PvP needs balancing and refinement; Not so much fun alone

Great expectations have followed Destiny since its announcement. As the latest brainchild from the Halo creators at Bungie, the game has garnered a level of anticipation only exceeded by the massive hype machine that declares its not-to-be-missed potential.

Not sure if you heard about the new game called Destiny, available now for current and last generation consoles only, meaning the Xbox 360, PS3, Xbox One and PS4 (if you did not hear about this game, chances are you are not from this solar system – Vader Ed.).

Well-polished shooter/MMO hybrid with addictive loot hunt properties; great visuals on next gen consoles; fun multiplayer experience with co-op and PvP options

Some dialog cheese; party search and creation could be improved; episodic missions can endlessly be replayed but with long term effect on the world

Destiny feels like it wasn't ready, but it was shipped anyway. It tantalizes with glimpses of brilliance, but then confounds with clunky design decisions and baffling oversights. Hopefully future updates will fix these, and Destiny will realize its full potential.

After years of hype and speculation, a fairly impressive BETA, and a rather epic live-action TV spot to celebrate its launch, Bungie Software's next-gen opus has descended upon the planet, polarizing the gaming world with the same effect of light and darkness found in the game itself.

Positives Great graphics; awesome music; solid controls; fun social experience

Negatives Long load times; lack of any competent storytelling; repetitious grinding; poor boss fights; abrupt ending clearly indicates DLC was always the plan; broken matchmaking creates unbalanced multiplayer; Peter Dinklage phones it in

After creating a game with as much impact as Halo, there was always going to be high expectations for whatever developer Bungie did next. The developer moved on from their most famous work long ago but it's only now we get to properly see what they've been working on since.

It's been the talk of the gaming world ever since it was introduced. Some say it was overhyped, others say the hype was justified. Now it's finally here and everyone has had the chance to get some hours logged.