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...

Making any game massively multiplayer is a huge investment, and Destiny is the biggest gamble yet in the genre. Activision bet $500 million on the idea and reportedly made it back, but there are still a lot of unanswered questions about what to expect for the future of this unusual first-person...

Big, beautiful and generous, Destiny will keep FPS fans happy for months to come. Yet its feeble story and safety-first approach means it can't help but feel slightly underwhelming.

Few can do first-person action as well as Bungie; Compulsive gameplay loop; Immaculate presentation

World feels curiously empty without friends in tow; Story and dialogue are surprisingly poor

For all its flaws, you may like me still find yourself playing hours at a time. My recommendation is to come into this game without the lofty expectations and just enjoy it for what it is: a fun shooter with semi-MMO elements.

Incredibly fun, addicting game; It's a rough hybrid of the loot system of Borderlands, the gear system of an MMO, and the combat system of Halo; Once you finish the story and reach level 20, there's still plenty to do, making this a game worth the value.

The game leaves a lot to be desired in some respects; The story feels like it got stripped down, with the underlying lore there but nothing really fleshed out; The loot system is incredibly frustrating as it's completely random.

Awsum game, best bungie game by far. Gr8

I love this game and so does my son. Its awesome.My son is the ones who plays it alot and he loves it.

I got a chance to preorder this game, and get the beta codes for it so I could play it on July 23. I stayed up until midnight that night just so I could download the game so I wouldn't miss a chance to play the beta for Destiny like I did for Titanfall (another great game by the way).

Destiny. You might have heard of it. It’s a FPS shooter from those Halo guys ‘n gals, Bungie. It’s the next big thing. Well, at least until the next big thing. Bungie were kind enough to provide the gaming community with a very generous Beta.

House of Wolves wisely eliminates the worst parts of The Dark Below by offering a faster method to level gear, a better campaign, and varied endgame activities, assuming you have a regular crew to partake of them with.

The Shadow Thief Strike; Fair upgrade system; Mission design

Weak story; Stingy loot

over the last two weeks. I've been spending even more time just trying to figure out what I think of it. For those who aren't familiar,

+ Fantastic gameplay; + Graphics are also fantastic; + Enjoy the fusing of gameplay elements between FPS/MMO/RPG; + Co-op makes the game a lot more fun; + Beautiful soundtrack; + Dancing with random people at The Tower

- Story? Nah, - Terrible voice acting, - Every; Mission; Is; Exactly; The; Same, - Ambitious attempts to fuse different gaming genres, ends up feeling flat, - Lack of split-screen co-op, - Grimoire background information only being available out-of-game, - Disappointingly simple character creator