Final boss is great, Exotics feel exotic again, Escalation mode is a nice diversion
Woefully short campaign, Recycled missions as strikes, High price for surprisingly little content
All in all, Warmind represents Bungie finally getting its PvP house in order after a rocky start, but this success comes at the cost of an underwhelming PvE offering. The campaign is a one-note run through a handful of missions that boil down to run here...
Lots of new secrets and weapons, More variety, Improved weapon progression, New competitive ranking improve long-term play, Feels much deeper than "Curse of Osiris."
Story feels thin, Strikes feel recycled, Not enough new enemies, Endgame grind can be tedious
For Destiny 2 fans, Warmind is a good addition to an enjoyable game that doesn't break the mold, but makes some incremental improvements that make it a worthwhile purchase. For everyone else, there's little in the expansion that's going to excite or hold...
Abstract: The Xbox listing points to the return of Crow Splicer from Destiny and paints the antagonist as the Warmind Rasputin. However, the PlayStation listing makes reference to the Warmind Charlemagne. It could be something as innocent as a late decision change...
Published: 2018-01-30, Author: Tomas , review by: uk.hardware.info
Destiny 2 is the kind of game that makes almost any gamer happy. It is fine to play on an older system at FullHD and lower settings, good to play of modern systems and you can turn the settings up to 11 if you have a high-end graphics card. Both Crossfire...
Abstract: But, what are the best PC games you can play in 2018? Now, after heated debates in the Expert Reviews office, we’ve compiled a shortlist of our top ten PC games that 2018 has to offer, covering all genres and tastes. Let’s get to it, shall we?This guide i...
Published: 2017-12-19, Author: David , review by: gamesradar.com
Some genuinely stunning visual design, The new Forge weapons are an interesting new goal, The Raid boss is great concept
The campaign is slight and underwhelming, The Raid overall is a massive let-down, There are no meaningful new, long-term content additions
Consistently failing to meet the potential visible in any of its currently-slight content, Curse of Orisis does not satisfy as an expansion in its own right, or as an addition to the wider Destiny 2 ecosystem...
Interesting new gear, Cool setting, New Crucible maps and Strikes add variety, Story adds a fun new character, some good moments
New gameplay is repetitive, Story goes nowhere, The Infinite Forest is a missed opportunity, Not much to do in new level, Some new weapon quests feel like busywork
For dedicated Destiny 2 fans, Curse of Osiris offers enough new stuff that at least it'll freshen up most of the minor aspects of the game with things like new guns to chase and new events to pursue. But if you're in the market for inventive shooter gamep...
Abstract: We have a treat for Destiny 2 fanatics now, as Bungie has just given their very first look at the upcoming Curse of Osiris expansion pack which we now know will include a new type of raid to play!This is going to be called ‘Raid Lairs' in Destiny 2 and fo...
Lessons have been learned, More focused on rewarding players than the grind, Main Story, Guided Gaming Feature
Some Frame rate slow down on Xbox One when action picks up, Server Maintenance, Server issues on both consoles, Reviewed on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, coming soon to PC)
Published: 2017-09-15, Author: David , review by: gamesradar.com
A genuinely stunning, affecting story campaign in a Destiny world that is now truly alive and human, The open-world is now a fully-fleshed RPG, catering to any experience you'd like to explore, The new progress systems are streamlined, friendly, and const
Getting teamed with that one Guardian who never collects Crests in Crucible Supremacy
Evolved beyond what anyone imagined, Destiny 2 realises the FPS-RPG dream with a richness, warmth, and player-minded benevolence that needs to be played to be truly understood...
