If you have the time, this game has enough content to last you a couple months easily, just with a super lax amount of game session every day. It has lots of different weapons and armor, different skills and power moves, lots of missions ranging from useful to useless filler. It has seasonal events as well and special rewards in events. Plenty of story, and that good Bungie gunplay people have grown up with. But along with it comes Bungie's lack of understanding that too much information and too many little things to do can overwhelm people and be a huge turn off, and this game has a LOT of information to take in, Lots of checking in with scattered npcs, lots of vague near riddle like information is given to the player and they are sometimes expected to figure out the meaning of something very simple and straight forward through Bungie's scattered story telling and overall game direction. The game isn't perfect but if you enjoy games like Warframe, you will probably get a bunch of hours out of Destiny 2 if you can stand the ups and downs of what Bungie is willing to tell you without being vague or overwhelming you with so many little things.

I give this game a 7/10, could be way better but it's definitely a great deal better than most modern games I've seen.

I had this game before the steam switchover, so I paid for it but this is a great game for free.

If you have the time, this game has enough content to last you a couple months easily, just with a super lax amount of game session every day. It has lots of different weapons and armor, different skills and power moves, lots of missions ranging from useful to useless filler. It has seasonal events as well and special rewards in events. Plenty of story, and that good Bungie gunplay people have grown up with. But along with it comes Bungie's lack of understanding that too much information and too many little things to do can overwhelm people and be a huge turn off, and this game has a LOT of information to take in, Lots of checking in with scattered npcs, lots of vague near riddle like information is given to the player and they are sometimes expected to figure out the meaning of something very simple and straight forward through Bungie's scattered story telling and overall game direction. The game isn't perfect but if you enjoy games like Warframe, you will probably get a bunch of hours out of Destiny 2 if you can stand the ups and downs of what Bungie is willing to tell you without being vague or overwhelming you with so many little things. I give this game a 7/10, could be way better but it's definitely a great deal better than most modern games I've seen. I had this game before the steam switchover, so I paid for it but this is a great game for free.