Destiny 2: Beyond Light

Microsoft pitched Forza Motorsport 7 as the ultimate automotive playset, and it’s hard to argue otherwise. With enough cars to fill a dozen museums and the most generous selection of tracks to date in the series, the amount of driving, experimenting, and racing here is absolutely mammoth. Accessible as always for beginners but crammed with content targeted at lifelong car junkies, Forza Motorsport 7 is Turn 10’s finest love letter to speed and style this generation, no matter what language you speak.

In the wake of overwhelming Darkness, desperate plays for power, and uncertainty where we once felt invincible, it is on each of us to foster our strength in Light while assessing the places Darkness has impacted our lives. Both are a part of our story and neither should be ignored, but it is up to us to choose who we will let these moments define us.

Less is more, and Destiny 2: Beyond Light feels like a positive first step towards a new era for the franchise. New Stasis subclasses, a compelling storyline, and a gorgeous new planet to explore make for an intriguing new direction for Bungie’s cosmic sandbox.