Destiny 2’s new direction with The Edge of Fate has only just begun, but it's already met its first major hurdle thanks to one clear metric.

I think it’s time for a serious look at scaling back Bungie’s monetization of and within Destiny 2, a supposedly free-to-play game, which at best, is free-to-try.

Kanishka takes a look his favorite game, Destiny 2, and whether to not the monetization model is just too much.

Edge of Fate begins the newest saga of Destiny 2's story, and its success or failure sets the tone for Destiny 2's long-term future.

Former Destiny 2 developers claim that Bungie’s monetization strategy was influenced by internal "greed," which added unnecessary friction to the creative process and resulted in large-scale ...

Destiny 2 Lightfall: Bungie Releases List Of Known Issues Bungie has warned players about the bugs and issues they're currently investigating, with some features temporarily deactivated.

Bungie has released a list of known issues and other vital information that players should know before playing The Final Shape.

Destiny 2 developer Bungie has issued an apology to disgruntled fans who struggled to play The Final Shape expansion at launch.

The First Descendant has been likened to games such as Destiny 2 and Warframe but unfortunately is currently suffering numerous issues at launch, with players unable to get beyond the title screen ...

Bungie has issued an apology to Destiny 2 players following various issues that hit The Final Shape at launch.

Destiny 2 isn't the problem, its players are D2 has had its ups and downs, but Bungie’s space shooter still receives an undue amount of hate from portions of its mammoth playerbase.

From a narrative perspective, Destiny 2 was warped around the existence of a character who could theoretically obliterate any threat using his warsats.