Significantly faster loading times, Destiny 2 with 4K/60FPS is breathtaking, PC-specific gameplay changes make for a better sandbox
Severely lacking in social options, Weapon balancing doesn't always translate well on PC
Though it is held back by a severe lack of social options and PC-specific sandbox tuning, Destiny 2 on PC looks and feels like the best version of one of the best games of 2017
Mentioned in this articleDestiny 2$59.99MSRP $59.99Viewon AmazonThere's a lot left to discover. An hour or two in, I've just unlocked my first new piece of gear—a cloak that's really more of a scarf, I'd say. We'll be back with a full Destiny 2 review soo...
Published: 2017-09-27, Author: Chris , review by: neowin.net
Abstract: Destiny 2 is one of those games that really doesn't need any introduction. Its predecessor, Destiny, challenged the shooter genre by infusing aspects of RPG (Role Playing Game), MMO (Massively Multiplayer Online), and FPS (First Person Shooter) games into...
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Destiny 2 is a really solid game from a studio that feels like it's far more confident in what they have created for the sequel. While not always fun solo, it boasts well-crafted multiplayer gameplay with an addictive shoot-and-loot core loop. The end res...
By Destin LegarieDestiny 2 succeeds where the original failed the most: its delivery of a story-driven campaign good enough to match its finely tuned first-person shooter gameplay and great looks. Gathering loot and upgrades through missions and activitie...
