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Destiny 2 is the highly anticipated sequel to the epic sci-fi story that began in 2014, and now the Guardians are faced with an unprecedented threat: the last safe city on Earth is under a devastating...

Destiny 2 is the highly anticipated sequel to the epic sci-fi story that began in 2014, and now the Guardians are faced with an unprecedented threat: the last safe city on Earth is under a devastating attack from the Red Legion, a Cabal army led by the ruthless Ghaul.

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  • Item Action, Arcade, First Person, Shooter
  • Release Date 24/10/2017
  • Age Rating (PEGI) 16
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Description

Description

Destiny 2 is the highly anticipated sequel to the epic sci-fi story that began in 2014, and now the Guardians are faced with an unprecedented threat: the last safe city on Earth is under a devastating attack from the Red Legion, a Cabal army led by the ruthless Ghaul.

Seeking the help of other heroes of Earth and beyond, embark on an interplanetary journey with many new places and new characters to discover, and new experiences to live. In missions of various kinds that you can play alone, with 3 or with 6 friends, as well as competitive multiplayer modes to play against other players, Destiny 2 is bigger, richer and more impressive. Take back what is yours.

Write your own story on multiple planets, with new and old characters surrounding your effort to rebuild civilization. Strikes, Raids, and PvP modes return along with a cinematic, impressive story that you can enjoy alone or with friends.

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Specifications

Specifications

Genre
Action, Arcade, First Person, Shooter
Release Date
2017
Release date
24/10/2017
Age Rating (PEGI)
16
New Release
No
Version
Standard
Software Format
Physical

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (10)

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4.1
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  3. 1
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  • FrostJotun
    3
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    FrostJotun

    Quite a good looter shooter, especially with friends. I started playing the game when the Forsaken DLC was released, with a good but small single-player expansion and several maps with various side quests. From a graphics standpoint, it is satisfactory, considering it is now a 4-year-old game (at the time of writing this review), it is nothing special overall. Among its positives, there is a wide variety of weapons and skins, even if the user will encounter the same weapons visually or skins for the character multiple times, just with different statistics.

    As for the negatives, particularly noteworthy is that those who had purchased the previous DLCs - up until now, Beyond Light has been released - for example, Forsaken, and later Shadowkeep, will notice that several maps have been removed, the game has generally shrunk, and it will feel like playing the standard free-to-play version of Destiny 2. The single-player campaigns have been removed, such as the Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind, and Forsaken. Bungie explains that this was done to save space for whatever new content is added to the game (?).

    Pay special attention to those interested in the game, as it is only available through the Steam platform since Bungie parted ways with Activision, so the game is no longer available on the Blizzard platform.

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    • Longevity
    • Single Player
    • Value for money
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  • Cuboru
    4
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    Cuboru

    Do not buy this edition, it is free to play everything you can find inside this edition. If you want to start, I suggest trying the Free to play version and when you finish everything it has to offer, then buy Forsaken (it costs 20 euros digital) and then Shadowkeep.

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  • Keno
    4
    8 out of 8 members found this review helpful
    Keno
    Expert user

    For anyone who has played the first one and liked it, they will have mixed feelings about this one. In some aspects, the game is better and in others, worse. First of all, I will say that Destiny 2 is more story-based and you can perceive that from the first minutes of the game. The graphics are fantastic and, of course, you have all the online features that in the first Destiny you had to pay for because it was on console. Beyond that, what impressed me greatly is how well-made it is. I play it at a resolution of 2560x1080 with graphics set to maximum and consistently get 60 fps on a five-year-old system. Additionally, the loading screens are much faster now and you will need to see them less since after missions, it doesn't send you back. The gameplay with a controller is just as good as if you were playing on a console

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    • Gameplay
    • Longevity
    • Multiplayer
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • System requirements
    • Value for money
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  • 2
    George Deligiannidis

  • 5
    banic.exe
    This review is about the software format: Code in a Box

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  • 4
    Αντώνης τσακ

    • Graphics
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    • Multiplayer
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • Longevity
  • 5
    George Parrow

    • Graphics
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    • Longevity
    • Multiplayer
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • System requirements
    • Value for money
  • 5
    simoskirk

    • Graphics
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    • Longevity
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    • Sound
    • Value for money
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    • System requirements
  • 5
    vasilismert12

    • Graphics
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    • Single Player
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  • 5
    razorgr

    • Graphics
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    • Longevity
    • Multiplayer
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • System requirements
    • Value for money
  • FrostJotun
    3
    FrostJotun

    Quite a good looter shooter, especially with friends. I started playing the game when the Forsaken DLC was released, with a good but small single-player expansion and several maps with various side quests. From a graphics standpoint, it is satisfactory, considering it is now a 4-year-old game (at the time of writing this review), it is nothing special overall. Among its positives, there is a wide variety of weapons and skins, even if the user will encounter the same weapons visually or skins for the character multiple times, just with different statistics.

    As for the negatives, particularly noteworthy is that those who had purchased the previous DLCs - up until now, Beyond Light has been released - for example, Forsaken, and later Shadowkeep, will notice that several maps have been removed, the game has generally shrunk, and it will feel like playing the standard free-to-play version of Destiny 2. The single-player campaigns have been removed, such as the Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind, and Forsaken. Bungie explains that this was done to save space for whatever new content is added to the game (?).

    Pay special attention to those interested in the game, as it is only available through the Steam platform since Bungie parted ways with Activision, so the game is no longer available on the Blizzard platform.

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    1
  • Cuboru
    4
    Cuboru

    Do not buy this edition, it is free to play everything you can find inside this edition. If you want to start, I suggest trying the Free to play version and when you finish everything it has to offer, then buy Forsaken (it costs 20 euros digital) and then Shadowkeep.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • Keno
    4
    Keno

    For anyone who has played the first one and liked it, they will have mixed feelings about this one. In some aspects, the game is better and in others, worse. First of all, I will say that Destiny 2 is more story-based and you can perceive that from the first minutes of the game. The graphics are fantastic and, of course, you have all the online features that in the first Destiny you had to pay for because it was on console. Beyond that, what impressed me greatly is how well-made it is. I play it at a resolution of 2560x1080 with graphics set to maximum and consistently get 60 fps on a five-year-old system. Additionally, the loading screens are much faster now and you will need to see them less since after missions, it doesn't send you back. The gameplay with a controller is just as good as if you were playing on a console

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  • 2
    George Deligiannidis

    0
  • 5
    banic.exe

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Description & Specifications

Destiny 2 is the highly anticipated sequel to the epic sci-fi story that began in 2014, and now the Guardians are faced with an unprecedented threat: the last safe city on Earth is under a devastating attack from the Red Legion, a Cabal army led by the ruthless Ghaul.

Seeking the help of other heroes of Earth and beyond, embark on an interplanetary journey with many new places and new characters to discover, and new experiences to live. In missions of various kinds that you can play alone, with 3 or with 6 friends, as well as competitive multiplayer modes to play against other players, Destiny 2 is bigger, richer and more impressive. Take back what is yours.

Write your own story on multiple planets, with new and old characters surrounding your effort to rebuild civilization. Strikes, Raids, and PvP modes return along with a cinematic, impressive story that you can enjoy alone or with friends.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Genre
Action, Arcade, First Person, Shooter
Release Date
2017
Release date
24/10/2017
Age Rating (PEGI)
16
New Release
No
Version
Standard
Software Format
Physical

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (10)

4.1
10
4.1
Review this product
  1. 5
  2. 3
  3. 1
  4. 1
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Multiplayer
  • Sound
  • Graphics
  • Gameplay
  • System requirements
  • Single Player
  • Longevity
  • Value for money
  • FrostJotun
    3
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    FrostJotun

    Quite a good looter shooter, especially with friends. I started playing the game when the Forsaken DLC was released, with a good but small single-player expansion and several maps with various side quests. From a graphics standpoint, it is satisfactory, considering it is now a 4-year-old game (at the time of writing this review), it is nothing special overall. Among its positives, there is a wide variety of weapons and skins, even if the user will encounter the same weapons visually or skins for the character multiple times, just with different statistics.

    As for the negatives, particularly noteworthy is that those who had purchased the previous DLCs - up until now, Beyond Light has been released - for example, Forsaken, and later Shadowkeep, will notice that several maps have been removed, the game has generally shrunk, and it will feel like playing the standard free-to-play version of Destiny 2. The single-player campaigns have been removed, such as the Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind, and Forsaken. Bungie explains that this was done to save space for whatever new content is added to the game (?).

    Pay special attention to those interested in the game, as it is only available through the Steam platform since Bungie parted ways with Activision, so the game is no longer available on the Blizzard platform.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Gameplay
    • Multiplayer
    • Sound
    • System requirements
    • Graphics
    • Longevity
    • Single Player
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Cuboru
    4
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    Cuboru

    Do not buy this edition, it is free to play everything you can find inside this edition. If you want to start, I suggest trying the Free to play version and when you finish everything it has to offer, then buy Forsaken (it costs 20 euros digital) and then Shadowkeep.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Graphics
    • Multiplayer
    • Sound
    • System requirements
    • Gameplay
    • Longevity
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Keno
    4
    8 out of 8 members found this review helpful
    Keno
    Expert user

    For anyone who has played the first one and liked it, they will have mixed feelings about this one. In some aspects, the game is better and in others, worse. First of all, I will say that Destiny 2 is more story-based and you can perceive that from the first minutes of the game. The graphics are fantastic and, of course, you have all the online features that in the first Destiny you had to pay for because it was on console. Beyond that, what impressed me greatly is how well-made it is. I play it at a resolution of 2560x1080 with graphics set to maximum and consistently get 60 fps on a five-year-old system. Additionally, the loading screens are much faster now and you will need to see them less since after missions, it doesn't send you back. The gameplay with a controller is just as good as if you were playing on a console

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Graphics
    • Gameplay
    • Longevity
    • Multiplayer
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • System requirements
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 2
    George Deligiannidis

  • 5
    banic.exe
    This review is about the software format: Code in a Box

    • Graphics
    • Gameplay
    • Longevity
    • Multiplayer
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • System requirements
    • Value for money
  • 4
    Αντώνης τσακ

    • Graphics
    • Gameplay
    • Multiplayer
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • Longevity
  • 5
    George Parrow

    • Graphics
    • Gameplay
    • Longevity
    • Multiplayer
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • System requirements
    • Value for money
  • 5
    simoskirk

    • Graphics
    • Gameplay
    • Longevity
    • Multiplayer
    • Sound
    • Value for money
    • Single Player
    • System requirements
  • 5
    vasilismert12

    • Graphics
    • Gameplay
    • Longevity
    • Multiplayer
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • System requirements
    • Value for money
  • 5
    razorgr

    • Graphics
    • Gameplay
    • Longevity
    • Multiplayer
    • Single Player
    • Sound
    • System requirements
    • Value for money
  • FrostJotun
    3
    FrostJotun

    Quite a good looter shooter, especially with friends. I started playing the game when the Forsaken DLC was released, with a good but small single-player expansion and several maps with various side quests. From a graphics standpoint, it is satisfactory, considering it is now a 4-year-old game (at the time of writing this review), it is nothing special overall. Among its positives, there is a wide variety of weapons and skins, even if the user will encounter the same weapons visually or skins for the character multiple times, just with different statistics.

    As for the negatives, particularly noteworthy is that those who had purchased the previous DLCs - up until now, Beyond Light has been released - for example, Forsaken, and later Shadowkeep, will notice that several maps have been removed, the game has generally shrunk, and it will feel like playing the standard free-to-play version of Destiny 2. The single-player campaigns have been removed, such as the Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind, and Forsaken. Bungie explains that this was done to save space for whatever new content is added to the game (?).

    Pay special attention to those interested in the game, as it is only available through the Steam platform since Bungie parted ways with Activision, so the game is no longer available on the Blizzard platform.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • Cuboru
    4
    Cuboru

    Do not buy this edition, it is free to play everything you can find inside this edition. If you want to start, I suggest trying the Free to play version and when you finish everything it has to offer, then buy Forsaken (it costs 20 euros digital) and then Shadowkeep.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • Keno
    4
    Keno

    For anyone who has played the first one and liked it, they will have mixed feelings about this one. In some aspects, the game is better and in others, worse. First of all, I will say that Destiny 2 is more story-based and you can perceive that from the first minutes of the game. The graphics are fantastic and, of course, you have all the online features that in the first Destiny you had to pay for because it was on console. Beyond that, what impressed me greatly is how well-made it is. I play it at a resolution of 2560x1080 with graphics set to maximum and consistently get 60 fps on a five-year-old system. Additionally, the loading screens are much faster now and you will need to see them less since after missions, it doesn't send you back. The gameplay with a controller is just as good as if you were playing on a console

    Translated from Greek ·
    8
  • 2
    George Deligiannidis

    0
  • 5
    banic.exe

    0
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