Destiny, Destiny, Destiny. The game that was expected to change the gaming as we knew it. With its vast open world campaign, literally multiple worlds, and its grand multiplayer aspects, Destiny was hyped up to shine above all. The idea of a console game that would rival World of Warcraft was unheard of. Planning on being a single title with large expansions to make the game that much better. But sadly, this is not the case.
Destiny takes place some hundreds of years into the future, where the human race was spread so thin among the stars that we were almost wiped out in extinction. Without the help of the travel, a gigantic floating ball above Russia, we would have all died. He saves us from a mechanical race called the vex, who are determined to control the universe, ad by that i mean just our solar system. The game takes place on Earth, the moon, Venus and Mars. You play as one of the last guardians of earth, you a given a "ghost", voiced by Tyrion Lannister, who knows how to hack into literally everything. There are points where i feel like he is in control, and i am just his muscle. Anyways, on with the review.
Pros:
Destiny is a first person shooter game, and i love shooter games. but not like the normal CoD or BF or CS, this actually involved a somewhat in-depth story. But what makes the game great are the strikes, basically like dungeons in WoW. You fight through a maze of tunnels and buildings, killing mostly grunts with the occasional elite, to make a halo reference. And then you reach the mini boss, a more difficult enemy than the usual squads, and these can take some time and teamwork, but they aren't normally too tough. And then there are the boss fights, where you fight usually 1 bad a** enemy in a room with a crap ton of lesser enemies. The lesser enemies will more often than not be the reason you fail a strike, since they require immediate attention or they will kill you.
Cons:
Destiny didn't live up to many of its promises, if any actually. The open worlds have some size, but you cant leave the designated areas, and the massive amount of "invisible walls" is crazy. For example, Mars is made up of these large sand dunes, but the game creators made the game so linear you can go leave anything, even though you can see for miles. The MMO they claimed would be in here is only in one area, the hub where you get new quests and buy things from merchants. And even once you're in there, you cant communicate with people other than with 3 gestures, waving, pointing and dancing.

Overall, I put in over 150 hours of the game, but once i reached the end game, it got so repetitive, i just needed to move on to other games. I give it a 4.2 rating out of 5.