Great game that has given me hours and hours of fun. Raids, Strikes and community events are a blast to play with friends. My only issue is that this game requires an always online connection to play.

What are the ingredients that make up an expansion? Specifically, for what has been marketed as a competitive and cooperative online shooter with role-playing elements. New content for one thing. New areas to explore, too. And perhaps, an increase in level-cap or new skills to try out.

Awsum game, best bungie game by far. Gr8

Has a lot better features than the first game but it also has some things that aren't as good. Example… I miss the LMGs and some of the old subclass features Like how much you can customise them and stuff, which is gone. Still think it's a good game though

I still don't really know why anything I'm doing in 'Destiny' matters to the characters in the game, but I do know that getting a new gun and leveling up to 26 in preparation for the upcoming raid, or the weekly strikes, or the daily mission, or for the simple fact that I enjoy getting (admittedly...

Like with any loot game, you'll eventually exhaust Destiny 2's content, but unlike the first Destiny, you'll likely feel a lot more satisfied when you do. The new raid, Leviathan, is much easier for new players to access in terms of gear requirements, and has an unexpected setting and some utterly...

In the end, Destiny's second expansion with House Of Wolves manages to fix and mend a lot of issues players had with the game prior to its release. However, by doing so it seems to wrap it up in a nice bow to the point that it may be a little too easy to reach max level.

A month after Destiny launched, and I finally getting around to writing my Verdict. Why has it taken me so long If you cast your mind back to when Steve and myself shared our thoughts on the game , I made the argument that Destiny is much more of an MMO than a normal game, and that as with any MMO,...

A cleverer, more creative, more thoughtful expansion than The Dark Below, House of Wolves is Destiny at its best, with a host of fresh improvements.

New progression system replaces grind with customisation; Vastly improved level design is classic Bungie; Prison of Elders is a fantastic; fresh raid replacement; New characters and lore are engaging and more accessible

Trials of Orisis might be too hardcore for some

It has a few flaws here and there, but there's honestly nothing to complain about that I haven't already mentioned in the review. For all of you who are thinking that Destiny looks like a typical space shooter… it's really not, just give it a chance, you'll probably be pleasantly surprised like me.