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Xbox One
Shoot 'Em Up
| Also for: | PS4 | ||
| Viewed: | 3D First-person | Genre: | Shoot 'Em Up Compilation |
| Media: | Blu-Ray | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Bungie | Soft. Co.: | Activision Blizzard |
| Publishers: | Activision
(GB) |
Released: | 20 Sept 2016
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 16+ | ||
| Connectivity: | Live online enabled (recommended) | ||
Summary
Destiny: The Collection brings together Bungie's blockbuster sci-fi shooter and all the content released for it up to and including Destiny: Rise of Iron.
Players are the Guardians of the last city on Earth. In their quest to keep the remnants of humanity safe, they walk the ancient ruins of our solar system - from the red dunes of Mars to the dense jungles of Venus. Wielding epic power, they must fight humanity's enemies to attempt to reclaim what was lost when man's Golden Age fell.
What really unites Bungie fans in their love of the game, however, is Destiny's multiplayer aspect. Blending aspects of MMO gaming into what the developer is calling a 'shared world shooter', the game matches players to each other on the fly. Sometimes the result will be co-operative play, sometimes it will be the opportunity to engage in the competitive multiplayer Bungie is famed for, sometimes it gives players the opportunity to visit a shared social space.
A huge array of customisation options for your character that cover both your look and your abilities mean that no two characters are the same, and it all comes with you through every mode.
With a persistent world that exists beyond the realms of the disc that comes in the box, however, players can expect that Destiny will always be shifting and changing around them.
Players are the Guardians of the last city on Earth. In their quest to keep the remnants of humanity safe, they walk the ancient ruins of our solar system - from the red dunes of Mars to the dense jungles of Venus. Wielding epic power, they must fight humanity's enemies to attempt to reclaim what was lost when man's Golden Age fell.
What really unites Bungie fans in their love of the game, however, is Destiny's multiplayer aspect. Blending aspects of MMO gaming into what the developer is calling a 'shared world shooter', the game matches players to each other on the fly. Sometimes the result will be co-operative play, sometimes it will be the opportunity to engage in the competitive multiplayer Bungie is famed for, sometimes it gives players the opportunity to visit a shared social space.
A huge array of customisation options for your character that cover both your look and your abilities mean that no two characters are the same, and it all comes with you through every mode.
With a persistent world that exists beyond the realms of the disc that comes in the box, however, players can expect that Destiny will always be shifting and changing around them.
