First Destiny 2 raid since Bungie left Activision has been revealed
It's going to be hard.
What you need to know
- Destiny 2 is getting a new raid.
- The "Crown of Sorrow" raid is coming to the game with the next season.
- You can purchase Destiny 2 for $13 at Amazon.
Destiny 2 is a first-person shared-world shooter from Bungie, the original developer behind the Halo franchise. The game used to be published by Activision, but due to poor sales, both parties separated and the title became an independent endeavor.
Since then, we haven't heard much about the game, but new content is still being planned. While the next major expansion should be unveiled at E3 2019, a new raid was revealed today. Deep within the belly of the "Leviathan," one of Calus's former "Loyalists" has lost his mind to an "Ascendant Hive" relic. It's up to you to stop him.
The next season of Destiny 2 should start on June 4, but it's unclear if the raid will be available at the same time or if you'll have to wait a few weeks. Either way, it looks fantastic and we can't wait to play it.
Do you still play Destiny 2? Are you looking forward to the raid and new season? Let us know.
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Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter from Bungie. The developer is known for stellar games like Marathon and Destiny, but this open-world adventure may be its best experience yet.
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