Sentences with phrase «destiny is a fun game»

At it's core, Destiny is a fun game and is enjoyable with the right group of people.

Not exact matches

I'm looking for an escape, and Destiny is a quality game that is a lot of fun.»

If you're after an infinite action RPG then Destiny 2 is a few DLC packs and expansions away from that, but if you're after a regular light dose of beautiful sci - fi shooter fun, the perfect post-pub co-op jolly, or the game that will have your fireteam shouting in joy at your monitors when a raid boss goes down, Destiny 2 is a very well - made shooter and one of the best co-op games on PC.

Destiny is by no means a flawless game, but it's able to overshadow its faults by offering superb gameplay while blending everything into a singular, truly fun experience.

In fact, young Peter's destiny seems to be an urgency to assume more responsibility as a leader... not live the carefree days of fun and games that Mr. Barre had set out.

As a whole, Entwined is a good looking game with a wonderful musical score and a fun style of gameplay, but for all of its grand suggestions that this is a game about love and life and destiny, it ends up feeling more like a dressed up minigame.

Destiny 2 is a game at its best when it doesn't take itself too seriously - when it's fun.

Destiny 2 Strikes are some of the hardest regular challenges you'll face as a guardian, but they're also some of the most fun you can have in the game.

Destiny 2 is a fun game, really fun.

Destiny 2's campaign is a tremendous improvement over the rote, repetitive missions of the first game, offering huge set pieces and fun enemy encounters that channel the best parts of Bungie's Halo games.

Destiny 2 is a lot more accessible, but that doesn't take away the fun you will have spending hours playing through the game's many activities.

Part of Destiny's success is the fact that it has been so carefully looked after since it launched, with everything being constantly changes in order to keep the game fair and fun for everyone.

With a cheeky narrator that doesn't know when to be quiet, different stories that are told in brief, bite - sized chunks, and a fun and fluid combat system, Stories: The Path of Destinies is worth checking out even if its clearly lacking the amount of polish other games of this nature have.

Now the first point I don't care so much about because if a game is fun I don't actually need to know anything about it to enjoy it but I will say that Destiny's «mysteries» are flat - out lazy compared to the thoughtful world building that happens in the Souls games.

In an age where games are concerned with you «realistically» popping out of cover to shoot people like a modern version of Duck Hunt, Destiny reminds you why Bungie's fast - paced action is so much fun.

It's not perfect by any means (Loading times are a little much, some Frame drops in intense battles) but for me it is, especially now when games are so focused on Hollywood movie story telling, saturated with FPSs, and disappointing hype (* cough * No Mans Sky, Destiny * cough * to name a few) I just want a game that is fun to play, and Recore is just that.

Following the gameplay reveal of Destiny 2, our very own Lou is having fun playing the game in Los Angeles, and he came back to us with some interesting information about the PC settings available in the current build of the game.

Say what you will about Destiny's story (or lack thereof), voice acting, or any number of other complaints we've heard about the game as of late, the fact remains that Destiny is just plain fun.

It's exciting to think about a game that is as fun and cooperative as Destiny, but with a story and lore that is crafted by the same people who brought us the Mass Effect trilogy.

While Destiny's initial truck to max level is a generally fun time, it's end game was awfully designed, causing outrage among players.

Make no mistake, while this game is great fun to lone - wolf as a single - player, co-op is where Destiny is going to really shine.

I had played the D2 beta and it was fun, but it didn't immediately make me want to pre-order, the concern of the sheer amount of time a game like Destiny can soak up meant I probably couldn't give it the attention it was asking of me.

I am about to sold xbox one, if it says again co-op and in another game (by the way, next gen looks more like wait for the games gen... there are just not enough, most of them low graphics or just simply bad) and it is just a way of saying go on line, will say bye xbox, hi ps4, and if that goes sideways as well, then console gaming is over for me, console gaming was supposed to be for fun, with friends, guys u share coke with and laugh and eat altogether whike killing zombies on L4D or time splitters, bestgames ever, most played games since i started many years ago, now im just bored and tired of crap like destiny and the like, passed the game full in 5 days, now what?

As a whole, Destiny is a great game that is fun to play and has so much going for it that it boggles the mind to think of what Bungie got wrong here.

Destiny 2 has plenty of Easter eggs to keep fans entertained (including a cheeky nod back to Paul McCartney's awful Destiny 1 soundtrack) and, already, a fun gameplay secret has been uncovered in the game's Farm social space.

The original Destiny was a flawed but revelatory game for the ways in which it combined the addictive elements of role - playing games with the mindless fun of first - person shooters.

No game is fun forever, though: Loot - driven games like Destiny 2 or Star Wars Battlefront 2 have found it nearly impossible to balance the rates at which people can grind rewards while keeping everyone happy, while even level playing fields like Overwatch struggle with toxicity between players.