To celebrate the upcoming arrival of a brand-newDestiny 2expansion arriving this summer, Sony is giving PlayStation and PC owners the chance to catch up.There is no denying that getting intoDestiny2is quite daunting. With hours of gameplay and a hefty chunk of lore, it can be hard to find your feet.Check out the end ofDestiny 2’sepic saga,The Final Shapebelow!Now with a brand-new expansion,The Final Shape,arriving this June, players are scrambling to catch up but luckily for them,Sonyis here to save the day.AdvertIt is giving all PlayStation and PC players the chance to play previousDestiny 2expansionsThe Witch Queen, Beyond Light, and Shadowkeepfor a limited time. Not only that but the most recent expansion,Lightfall,isavailable at no extra costforPlayStation Plussubscribers.The offer, known as Expansion Open Access runs from 7 May to 3 June which will take us right up toThe Final Shape’srelease on the 4.This means that if players want to catch up onDestiny 2content, they have just under a month to complete three expansions and four seasons of content. Completely doable right?However, if you care more about gameplay than lore,The Witch Queenis not one to miss out on and nobody will judge you too much for skipping over certain expansions. Trust me, I am aDestiny 2player.AdvertThe Final Shapewhich Bungie summarises as the “culmination of a 10-year journey” but will “not be the end of Destiny 2”, will mark the end of the game’s long running Light vs Dark saga. Our guardians will finally face the dreaded Witness and hopefully come out triumphant.However, with theDestiny 2story set to continue, it remains to be seen what is next for the Bungie franchise.Featured Image Credit: SonyTopics:Bungie,PlayStation 5,PlayStation,PC,Free Games
To celebrate the upcoming arrival of a brand-newDestiny 2expansion arriving this summer, Sony is giving PlayStation and PC owners the chance to catch up.There is no denying that getting intoDestiny2is quite daunting. With hours of gameplay and a hefty chunk of lore, it can be hard to find your feet.Check out the end ofDestiny 2’sepic saga,The Final Shapebelow!Now with a brand-new expansion,The Final Shape,arriving this June, players are scrambling to catch up but luckily for them,Sonyis here to save the day.AdvertIt is giving all PlayStation and PC players the chance to play previousDestiny 2expansionsThe Witch Queen, Beyond Light, and Shadowkeepfor a limited time. Not only that but the most recent expansion,Lightfall,isavailable at no extra costforPlayStation Plussubscribers.The offer, known as Expansion Open Access runs from 7 May to 3 June which will take us right up toThe Final Shape’srelease on the 4.This means that if players want to catch up onDestiny 2content, they have just under a month to complete three expansions and four seasons of content. Completely doable right?However, if you care more about gameplay than lore,The Witch Queenis not one to miss out on and nobody will judge you too much for skipping over certain expansions. Trust me, I am aDestiny 2player.AdvertThe Final Shapewhich Bungie summarises as the “culmination of a 10-year journey” but will “not be the end of Destiny 2”, will mark the end of the game’s long running Light vs Dark saga. Our guardians will finally face the dreaded Witness and hopefully come out triumphant.However, with theDestiny 2story set to continue, it remains to be seen what is next for the Bungie franchise.Featured Image Credit: SonyTopics:Bungie,PlayStation 5,PlayStation,PC,Free Games
To celebrate the upcoming arrival of a brand-newDestiny 2expansion arriving this summer, Sony is giving PlayStation and PC owners the chance to catch up.There is no denying that getting intoDestiny2is quite daunting. With hours of gameplay and a hefty chunk of lore, it can be hard to find your feet.Check out the end ofDestiny 2’sepic saga,The Final Shapebelow!Now with a brand-new expansion,The Final Shape,arriving this June, players are scrambling to catch up but luckily for them,Sonyis here to save the day.AdvertIt is giving all PlayStation and PC players the chance to play previousDestiny 2expansionsThe Witch Queen, Beyond Light, and Shadowkeepfor a limited time. Not only that but the most recent expansion,Lightfall,isavailable at no extra costforPlayStation Plussubscribers.The offer, known as Expansion Open Access runs from 7 May to 3 June which will take us right up toThe Final Shape’srelease on the 4.This means that if players want to catch up onDestiny 2content, they have just under a month to complete three expansions and four seasons of content. Completely doable right?However, if you care more about gameplay than lore,The Witch Queenis not one to miss out on and nobody will judge you too much for skipping over certain expansions. Trust me, I am aDestiny 2player.AdvertThe Final Shapewhich Bungie summarises as the “culmination of a 10-year journey” but will “not be the end of Destiny 2”, will mark the end of the game’s long running Light vs Dark saga. Our guardians will finally face the dreaded Witness and hopefully come out triumphant.However, with theDestiny 2story set to continue, it remains to be seen what is next for the Bungie franchise.
To celebrate the upcoming arrival of a brand-newDestiny 2expansion arriving this summer, Sony is giving PlayStation and PC owners the chance to catch up.
There is no denying that getting intoDestiny2is quite daunting. With hours of gameplay and a hefty chunk of lore, it can be hard to find your feet.
Check out the end ofDestiny 2’sepic saga,The Final Shapebelow!
Now with a brand-new expansion,The Final Shape,arriving this June, players are scrambling to catch up but luckily for them,Sonyis here to save the day.
Advert
Advert
It is giving all PlayStation and PC players the chance to play previousDestiny 2expansionsThe Witch Queen, Beyond Light, and Shadowkeepfor a limited time. Not only that but the most recent expansion,Lightfall,isavailable at no extra costforPlayStation Plussubscribers.
The offer, known as Expansion Open Access runs from 7 May to 3 June which will take us right up toThe Final Shape’srelease on the 4.
This means that if players want to catch up onDestiny 2content, they have just under a month to complete three expansions and four seasons of content. Completely doable right?
However, if you care more about gameplay than lore,The Witch Queenis not one to miss out on and nobody will judge you too much for skipping over certain expansions. Trust me, I am aDestiny 2player.
Advert
Advert
The Final Shapewhich Bungie summarises as the “culmination of a 10-year journey” but will “not be the end of Destiny 2”, will mark the end of the game’s long running Light vs Dark saga. Our guardians will finally face the dreaded Witness and hopefully come out triumphant.
However, with theDestiny 2story set to continue, it remains to be seen what is next for the Bungie franchise.
Topics:Bungie,PlayStation 5,PlayStation,PC,Free Games
