Bungie·Released Sep 4, 2018·Single player
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The latest Destiny 2 addition Season of the Drifter focuses on Gambit Prime, The Reckoning and the coveted Thorn exotic weapon. Here's our review.
Destiny 2's Forsaken expansion is dense and rewarding, though it does require a bit of patience.
By channelling community feedback into all-encompassing package, Forsaken finally makes Destiny 2 feel essential again
Destiny 2’s new expansion, Forsaken, turns the game into something that people can play as much as they want without running out of things to do. If
The new expansion revitalizes the franchise in important ways, and caters chiefly to Destiny's most dedicated players.
Destiny 2: Forsaken is an undeniable return to form for Bungie's shooter, boasting a very enjoyable campaign and breathing some much needed life into the overall experience. It reestablishes Destiny 2's status as a 'hobby' game, once again giving players good reason to come back on a regular basis, but your mileage will no doubt vary depending on your tolerance for the grind. With a hefty price tag, it's best to make sure that you know what you're getting into before lining up the shot.
It’s Destiny, but with some of that old bullshit put back in
After a precarious first year, I'm finally enjoying Destiny 2 again. It feels good to have it back.
