The Edge of Fate is promising plenty of changes to freshen up the Destiny 2 experience, but it’s left one hated feature off ...

Aksys Games will release a physical edition of ACQUIRE-developed roguelike deckbuilder strategy RPG C.A.R.D.S. RPG: The Misty ...

Where Winds Meet is an open-world action/adventure RPG, where players will be able to forge their own destiny in the final ...

Marathon, Bungie's upcoming extraction shooter, has been delayed indefinitely, leaving one less PlayStation exclusive to look forward to in 2025. Announced in a blog post, Bungie delayed the game to ...

The 2022 fighting game from Japanese developer KOF Studio joins PS Plus next month. The King of Fighters XV features the ...

Destiny 2 is entering a much different new era in a month, one which will launch the next few years of the game. How will Edge of Fate perform.

In comparison, Destiny 2 player numbers after The Final Shape stand at just 43,000. While The Final Shape was a great expansion, Destiny’s move to episodic content instead of weekly logins is ...

Destiny 2 The Final Shape is the best version of the franchise in the last 10 years. If a player has been playing Destiny for 10 years, they were asking for an update that would resemble The Final ...

Destiny 2: The Final Shape is the final expansion that tries to wrap up the nearly 10-year long story that Bungie has been crafting since the release of Destiny in 2014. In my review-in-progress ...

Destiny 2: The Final Shape debuted in fourth place and Bodycam debuted in fifth place. Elden Ring is up one spot to second place, while pre-orders for the Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree ...

Destiny 2 The Final Shape is, in a word, triumphant. For many, time and change mean the Bungie that built its name two decades ago has passed on from its legendary golden years.

Destiny 2 will continue for another year or two, and most likely we’ll step into Destiny 3 before too long and begin a new saga. Until then, The Final Shape is the best that Destiny has ever been.