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Expand your Destiny adventure with a wealth of weapons, armor, and gear to earn in new story missions, three new competitive multiplayer maps, and a new cooperative Strike. Expansion II introduces a new competitive elimination mode in the Crucible and an all-new arena activity – The Prison of Elders. The Reef is open. Join the Awoken and hunt down the Fallen rising against us.
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Reviews
41 reviews found88
LaPS4
Jun 8, 2015
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86
Cheat Code Central
May 29, 2015
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85
GameZone
May 27, 2015
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84
Pelit (Finland)
Jun 14, 2015
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80
Edge Magazine
Jul 17, 2015
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80
Attack of the Fanboy
May 25, 2015
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80
Digital Chumps
Jun 3, 2015
House of Wolves adds many of the tools that Destiny needs to be successful in the long term. It gives players more content than ever, while still keeping old content relevant. It strikes a new balance between PVE and PVP end-game activities. But at the end of the day, this is still Destiny—and Destiny is nothing if not polarizing. There’s still no matchmaking in some instances that would be helpful.
80
GamingTrend
May 28, 2015
The House of Wolves is easily the best of the two expansions currently available, only predicated by the fact you’ll need friends to play it with to explore the full birth of its features. The free update content makes the base game much more approachable to new players or for old ones to build secondary characters, all while smoothing out a great many of the original’s limitations.
80
Eurogamer
May 24, 2015
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80
MMORPG.com
May 22, 2015
Overall, House of Wolves is a worthwhile expansion. The Prison of Elders adds a new, challenging activity that has levels of difficulty suitable for a variety of skill levels. The story missions don’t expand the universe greatly, but expectations on that front seem a bit tempered after the disappointment with The Dark Below. Finally, more variety in the crucible and strike playlists is always welcome and will hopefully bring back lapsed players so there will be more people to play with and against. If you haven’t already been drawn in by Destiny, this expansion won’t offer you anything that will change your mind but it helps round out and spice up content for those who are already invested. Gameplay - 9: The mechanics of Destiny were highly refined when the game was released, and have only been lovingly polished since.