Note: This review is based on the PS4 Pro version and might not look, sound, and perform the same on other consoles and PC.

Smooth as butter shooting mechanics; beautiful graphics; superb sound; and great story telling

Lacking many areas to explore; Somewhat short story

Hey all I'm back with my review to the real expansion to last year's fall flop-buster made by the good folks at Bungie. It's my Destiny 2: Forsaken Review! Plot Synopsis: Some dude from the first game goes and straight up murders your friend Cayde, so you decide to go hunt him down… Plot: The plot...

The problem that's plagued Destiny 2 in the aftermath of its launch is the same as the one that plagued Destiny since day one-and, ultimately, the one that plagues all AAA titles that try to reach their fingers into the "live service" model to stay afloat: In trying to appeal to everyone, these...

As a smaller expansion in both size and price, my expectations for Warmind were modest, in keeping with similar prior expansions with the scope of a few new missions and locations to explore.

Buy Destiny 2: Forsaken Everyone loves a good revenge plot. Everyone also loves Cayde-6, a key character in the Destiny games. It's not much of a spoiler to say his life comes to a tragic end.

Simply put, Destiny 2 may feel like a lot of the same at times…but without all the nonsense from the original. It improves upon it's predecessor in every way conceivable and there's bound to be so much more content on the way that we won't know what to do with.

A much more cohesive experience overall this time around, Destiny 2 may not be all that big of an evolution over the core elements of the first game but Bungie have trimmed the fat and refined the foundation in order to give its target demographic exactly what they want.

Destiny 2 addresses many of the complaints brought up about Destiny , and as a result, delivers a better realized experience with a more engaging story, addictive combat, and refined mechanics.

Since this morning, I've been hammering away at Destiny 2 , Bungie's second shot at its intriguing science-fiction fantasy universe. I'm the massively multiplayer online (MMO) guy at USgamer and for all of the ways Destiny departed from the formula, it was still an MMO.

Curse of Osiris continues to shine in both gameplay and presentation with its new Raid Lair content being some of the best we've seen. However, a short campaign, and Mercury being so small with a sheer lack of activities to do, make completing the quests for new weapons and gear a bit repetitive.