Xbox One
Destiny
7.70
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609th of 6097
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About this game
Developer: Bungie
Content Rating: Teen
Summary
Everything changed with the arrival of the Traveler. It sparked a Golden Age when our civilization spanned the solar system ... but it didn't last. Something hit us, knocked us down. The survivors built a city beneath the Traveler, and have begun to explore our old worlds, only to find them filled with deadly foes. In Destiny, you are a Guardian of the last safe city on Earth, able to wield incredible power. Defend the City. Defeat our enemies. Reclaim all that we have lost.
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"Destiny" is a landmark experience. The quality of life and "game as a service" features weren't perfect, but the core gameplay, story, visuals, and exciting moments are outstanding. Few things are more satisfying than teaming up with friends to take on the dynamic and unique raids or PVP matches. Great stuff, and worth exploring even though the game is no longer actively updated.
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21 Reviews7.55
Destiny is perhaps best described as a game of wonderful moments rather than a wonderful game. Each player will have their own anecdotes to share; for me, two in particular stand out. ...Right now, it's a frequently enjoyable, beautifully made shooter you can play with friends and strangers alike. But that's all it is.
One of the most glaring issues with Destiny is the actual length of the main campaign. ...One silver lining is that Destiny does have limited time-based events to keep players logging in. Currently this event is “The Queen’s Wrath.” This still points out a flaw with Destiny’s end game and that is grinding out rep with factions. Yep, for all the money spent on Destiny... it still falls down to faction grinds as an endgame.
As just another game, Destiny is a confusing combination of often at-odds elements — it presents itself as ambitious, almost boastful, while seeming strangely safe and reserved. It wants to eat its cake as a shooter, and have the longevity of an MMO — but it lacks the combat sophistication of the former, and the deep well of content native to the latter.