Customer Ratings & Reviews

This Game is a good deal, if you can pick it up on sale $15 or less. Or if you can get it for $25 including expansion passes. At the time of this review you can price match the game itself for $9.99. Dont get me wrong, I enjoyed playing it. Its a decent game and the graphics are amazing. However its a very short game and I feel bad for people who paid full price. If you still haven't purchased this game yet, keep an eye out for when the price drops down and includes expansion Pass 1&2 at no upcharge or check for price matching. You wont be disappointed if you get it for $15 or less.

Meh destiny 2 got boring for me really fast feels like a dlc for the first one instead of a new game the ending of the main story is lame and if you don’t have friends to do the only thing that’s good about the game (raid) you will struggle and get bored with it

If you played the original Destiny then you probably know what you're getting into. It actually has a coherent story this time around which is actually pretty good. The thing that really made me like more over the first is the fact that the grind for loot has become much more fun and rewarding than the original. I would go into detail but I'm not on to write an essay. Definitely worth a buy though.

It's a great game for the price, also the only place that I found at a very reasonable price. I purchased this game for my Nephew he enjoys it very much.

Must play game. Graphics are great. I like titans.

One of the best games I have ever played great story and some of the most fun missions I have ever played in a game.

Bungie has filled many of the gaps from the first game and improved on what made Destiny a game that many gamers invested so much of their time into. While there are some things that could still benefit from improvement, this is a great game that I guarantee you willet many hours, if not days and months worth of enjoyment from. The graphics, have been improved, or I should say have been built on. More details, weather effects, smoother gameplay, weapon visuals and sounds. It has a solid campaign that you can play solo, or with up to two friends, and plenty of events and quests to keep you busy once you've completed the campaign. The multiplayer so far has been more enjoyable through better player and weapon balancing, and Bungie seems to be doing a good job of putting out new content on a regular basis. I definitely recommend Destiny 2 no matter what type of gamer you are.

This game provides a well-made story and has a decent multiplayer mode. This game can keep it’s player entertained for about year or so. If you want a game with stunning graphics, an amazing decently-long story, and fun multiplayer game modes, I would recommend this game to you.

I’m a busy 30+ year old with not a lot of time, but a gamer at heart. Now a month later , I’ve completed the game, the raid, the prestigious raid, the pvp activities etc. big improvement from the first game in terms of game play, variety, story, graphics and the ridiculous amount of grinding is now gone. This is a definite must have for all ps4 owners

I'm a returning player to the world of Destiny. I really liked the first game, and my view on Destiny 2 will be more of the same - as it feels like a continuation of the first honestly. Destiny 2 feels more like an expansion v1.5 more than it does a complete sequel. Classes and combat seem to behave similarly as to what I'm used to. Destiny 2 seems more vivid, vibrant, and robust in it's visuals/graphics overall. Playing this game on a PlayStation 4 Pro, and a Curved 4K Ultra HDTV is absolutely stunning! Areas & Worlds don't seem as barren as they were in the first game either. The inclusion of a map this time around helps a bunch in finding my way around. The map now pinpoints NPC locations, points of interest, and open world events that are currently happening. The open world events are great, as the map gives a timer when they start/end - so you can prepare accordingly. One of the more noticeable improvements to the game are the Engrams. Engrams are now automatically decoded when you pick them up. You no longer need to store them, and go back to the Cryptarch to decode. Furthermore you no longer need to ensure that you're wearing your highest Light Level items (i.e. gear) to decode Engrams, in order to get better gear; The system automatically gives you the best chance of getting the higher Light Level items now (even from items stored in your Inventory). Now for the cons - which are pretty much the microtransactions this time around. I'll name a few here: • Shaders are now one-time use. Although they can drop randomly in the game world, they're a microtransaction purchase from the Eververse vendor now. • Sparrows (aka Speeder Bikes) aren't acquired until level 20. Although the Sparrows can be acquired randomly through playing the game, or through microtransactions from the Eververse vendor. While the Eververse Trading Company vendor still allows the purchase of the in-game currency Silver, you can still purchase Emotes. Emotes were a known a cosmetic item carried over from the first Destiny, so that's not really a surprise. However, the decision to add one-time use shaders is surprising since the system worked well in Destiny... there was no need to change it. This manuever by the publisher is an obvious cash grab to players, regardless to the fact that shaders can drop in the game - that's not the point IMO. If you've played Ovewatch, the purchase of so-called loot boxes will be familiar to you; Bungie is going the same route here, with random emotes, exotic weapon ornaments, shaders, sparrows, etc. dropping from opening these boxes with the purchase of Silver (from real world money). Overall the game feels more polished than the first game, and the exclusion of Grimore Cards was a good move. Game lore can now be learned in-game, without the need to use a website to look up information about what's happening with the story. Voice acting is superb, the music is wonderful & mesmerizing, and the cinematics are great. If you enjoyed Destiny, than you'll enjoy playing Destiny 2. If you're new to the franchise, you can still play Destiny 2 without the need to play the first game. With regards to PvP, there is no longer 6v6 - as it's now 4v4. While this is a point of contention among veterans of the game, it doesn't bother me since I really don't like to PvP. However, with a smaller team, things should feel more balanced (hopefully) - and less overwhelming going against a larger force. I personally like the decision, and this change may make me finally give PvP a try this time around. I give the game 4-stars overall, and I definitely recommend it. Especially if you enjoyed the first game. This is most certainly not a sequel though, but it's more Destiny goodness nonetheless. Two thumbs up!

Coming from an average player of the original Destiny, to a seasoned Destiny 2 player - This installment improves on nearly every flaw that 1 had but also creates a few of it's own problems. First off, the game is amazing, extremely fun and addicting that grabs your attention over a longer period than Destiny 1 did. You will find tons of enjoyment in having tense battles with the enemies and collecting loot after loot to better level your Guardian so you can access the end game content (where the real game begins). After having a good amount of time with the game I feel like expressing some pros and cons of the game; PROS - Better loot system, easier legendary and exotic drops (seriously) - 4v4 PvP for more of a tactical and strategic multiplayer - Great story and gameplay - So far a good community - Can now add mods to weapons and armor for perks and leveling - Graphics and frame rate on the PRO or Original PS4 are perfect - Network is stable with no unexpected sever shutdowns (besides on Tuesday reset) - Updates and hosts events on the regular - The exploration and planets are better than ever before - The grind to power level 305 is actually fun, and not drawn out like in Destiny 1 CONS - Loot system is WAY to easy to get legendary and exotics - You can have all exotics in 2 weeks or less. Don't get me started on Legendary - it's a con/ pro, love/hate type thing :) - The lack of exotics and diversity in gear (armor specifically) - Some exotics not "looking exotic" - TOO FEW ARMOR SETS, this is my biggest gripe with the game. Especially with the hunter, THEY RE-SKINNED 3 FULL SETS OF ARMOR which leaves the hunter with barely any sets to work with. - Micro-Transactions, totally optional and I can careless but some people do. These provide you with emotes, shaders and other gear at RANDOM. You get one of these packs every time you level up so it's really unnecessary. - Same user Interface/map interface than the original Destiny, which is unfortunate honestly. - Servers go down for a very short time for the reset every Tuesday, again I don't care but some people do. Some tips to better enjoy your Destiny experience, JOIN A CLAN! A Clan for end game content is essential, not only do you earn "Clan Engrams" each week that give you POWERFUL gear to help level you up tremendously, if you find a good clan you will always have people to help you out with whatever you need. Pair this with the Destiny companion app (essential for finding fireteams to join and to talk to your clan via chat) and you will infinitely increase your enjoyment! Thanks for reading!

I am so hooked to this game, a lot of action, graphics and sound is so lifelike, totally unexpected. A bit difficult to get the hang of it, but that is want makes it challenging and fun. My friends and I are going to enjoy this game for a long time. Can't wait for the next version to come out.

Okay, hear me out... I put plenty of time into the first Destiny. It was a fun and social experience, but took far too long to get varied content. I felt like I was playing the same thing over and over and over again. Destiny 2 out the gate was a better experience. The campaign was fun and the multiplayer is tight. However, I felt the same ol' same ol' feeling much sooner this time. It's worth getting this at a discounted price to blast through the content with a couple of characters. Past that, I haven't revisited it.

Destiny 2 is an odd game for me, since Destiny in its final days was perfect to me. Side note, I have spent around 1455 hours playing Destiny over 3+ years. When Destiny received it's last expansion, the team that developed it tried to fix all of the grinding and monotony in the game. They made it easy to progress in level by giving you plenty of options to choose from. Most in-game activities had the potential to give you gear that helped you level. Now, with Destiny 2, it feels like they left that way of thinking behind. Destiny 2 is a real grind-fest in order to level up. Adding to the grind-fest is the severe lack of things to do in the game after you finish it and are trying to hit the current level cap of 305. With each weekly reset you have a few activities that give you random rewards to help you level. The problem is that you don't always get what you need, and that means you have to wait another week for another random chance at leveling up. After I beat the game, it didn't take long to notice the game didn't have much to offer. I hope Bungie fixes the game as time goes on. For more info, search the web for problems with Destiny 2. With all of that being said, Bungie still hits the mark with their control setup in the game. The controls are super responsive and feel natural. For now I wouldn't recommend this game to an individual looking for a game with a lot to do in it. Maybe wait for a later release that includes the DLC if you are on the fence.

The interface and graphics are a step up from the first Destiny. I enjoyed the first Destiny, it did get a little repetitive, even with the add-on DLCs. I looked forward to Destiny 2 and it so far has not been a disappointment. There is a little bit adjustment in what to do and what you are looking at, but I really like the character skill adjustments. And being able to jump into any fight and help out other players is kept. The map system is still clunky and figuring out what mission is available a little confusing at the start. I give Destiny 2, 2 thumbs up. I figure to binge play this on the weekends, whenever possible.

Compared to its predecessor this game has better control, gameplay, and graphics. Definitely worth buying. Fantastic story and excellent multiplayer.

For those that enjoyed Destiny 1, this is an obvious purchase. Destiny 2 doesn't change the formula too much, but there are some nice improvements/additions. Graphics and sound are superb, and the gameplay mechanics are smooth as silk. The presentation of the story is improved with gorgeous cutscenes and good voice acting. Some gripes: I hoped for more intricate and customizable skill trees, but Bungie simplified them and there's nothing particularly new and exciting. Immediately after the faceroll story mode (basically to level 20) begins the grind, and endgame content is essentially locked behind light level thresholds. What this means is that enjoying all of the content the game has to offer is more dependent on how much time you have to grind repetitive content than your skill level. For new players: if you don't like to grind, this game likely won't be your cup of tea.

After my love/hate relationship with the first Destiny game I was not overly excited with the newest installment incoming with Destiny 2. While I enjoyed the beta for this game I still was not yet convinced that I was going to dive back into the madness of Destiny. It wasn't until I bought my fiancé a copy (as requested) for one of her birthday gifts that I started to reconsider traveling down this road again. We enjoy playing together and that was restored my love and passion for this game. Then there's the countless objectives, endless gameplay, meeting new friends, they've even added a great story and excellent visuals this time around. Anyone from the vanilla version would love and appreciate the details that have been put into this sequel. This game has drawn me back inside and I am currently enjoying the ride with my fellow guardians.

The game is a ton of fun especially if you have friends to play it with. I do get the feeling that I’ll get bored with it after a while but I’m at 20 hours and am still having a good time with it. The gameplay is fantastic and the story is actually sort of there this time around? Still not a great story but definitely entertaining at times!

I had not played the original Destiny when I decided to purchase 2. I had heard really good things about it online so I decided to go ahead and grab it. It looks phenomenal on the PS4 Pro playing on my Sony 4K TV. The campaign story was really solid and the online play is also really fun. It almost seems like multiple games in one because there are so many different game modes, each having it's own purpose and feel. I would highly recommend this game.