I had a lot of faith in Bungie to make a great game, at first they stumbled and fell off the wagon more often than not but now that I'm back, I'm glad I bought this game because it really brings me back to the days of Destiny 1, really looking forward to future add-ons.

I gave up on the original Destiny because it seemed a class system emerged that separated those who had done the raid, and those who hadn't. I was never able to find five "friends" who were capable and dedicated enough to do it, so I watched with sad face as others continued to gain the best, most...

After putting Destiny down for good for a long while, I started craving the game once more. Where as the story wasn't all their, and there wasn't an entire lot to do. The gameplay itself was just fun to run around and shoot things.

Note: For the benefit of our readers, I will be avoiding major spoilers where possible in this review, regarding much of the story, powers and events. It is also a late review, so that I could experience some events and features added later in the game.

Feels and plays as good as any other top shooter; Plenty of hours of end game activities; Improved visual makes me wish I had a 4K console; Vibrant online community

Perhaps doesn't do enough to convince those not interested in first game; AI is still poor

Destiny 2 is an first person shooter set in a mythic science fiction world. It is in some ways a role-playing game as you assume the role of a Guardian protecting the Last City from various alien races and factions. You wield a power called – predictably – Light.

Good co-op game

Not so good single player

It is a great improvement in graphics compared to Destiny 1 and had a single player in mind but it seems almost too easy to play pve. Overall though I'm loving it. Especially pvp

A lot of thought & time put into this game great for those who like this stuff, i dont play it personally.

In 2014, Destiny 1's launch lit the world on fire. To this day, it stands as one of the most hyped video game releases I've ever been a part of. I had a great deal of fun shooting countless aliens while collecting loads of loot across the galaxy with my friends for well over a year, but eventually,...

An engaging narrative; Relentlessly Rewarding; Huge social spaces with many activities; Restructured loadouts are magnificent

Disappointing shader system; New Hunter subclass feels too familiar; Strike and PvP random playlists can be frustrating

Some graphical improvements, easier farming and less grinding to get ready for real RAID and PVP. However, PVP is really bad compare with the first one. There are so many Keyboard+Mouse users in Trial PvP on PS4. It is almost impossible to move up if you don't have one.

During my first fortnight with the game, I've taken three characters through the game's story, slaved through countless Nightfalls, finished the raid twice and even managed to win a game in Trials of the Nine, the game's weekly PVP mode reserved for the most dedicated and sweatiest players.