Bungie has crafted a very unique title without any direct comparison in the shooter genre with Destiny, and the game seamlessly blends online elements, PvE, and PvP together. Gameplay remains king and the high quality of the Destiny experience prevents any of the games shortcomings from degrading...

From the start the story is vague at best and isn't very deep. However you will love just shooting anything that moves and team up with your friends online makes the experience worth the tag price.

Challenging; Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics; Multiplayer

Too Short

Great product and great game Second time to buy it for the cheap and good quality.

Great game great product

Nothing

Typically First Person shooters are not games that I can get into, it has to be the right type of story, set up and design. Destiny appeared to meet all that criteria. While Destiny isn't a bad game at all its definitely not that it promised.

Destiny was one of those games that I picked up based off of what my friends were pressuring me to do. After getting the game I was quickly sucked in to the main story mode. However, the story is quick and easy to plow through especially if you have friends who you can play with who have already...

I think this games lower rating is due to everyone having way too high if expectations for it. I really really enjoy this game. I stopped playing all my other games to play every night. It's highly addicting.

Players around the world had an opportunity to sink their teeth into Destiny during the game's alpha and beta tests, both of which provided insight into what to expect from its final release.

Stunning visuals across four planets; Balanced and intense combat; A unique multiplayer experience

Load screens can be tedious; Can be overwhelming for new players; More difficult to enjoy without friends

Some excellent gameplay let down slightly by poor story and characters.

Destiny is Activision's attempt to try and appeal to a mainstream audience of some of the most popular genres that reside in the games industry today. It's a game that fuses first-person-shooter with RPG and MMO elements to try and appeal to as many gamers as possible.

We can't imagine how the elevator pitch for Destiny went; there's simply too much to explain in a few short sentences. At the most basic level, developer Bungie's first major project since leaving Microsoft in charge of the Halo franchise is a "shared-world shooter", influenced by loot-grinding RPGs...