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"Value is often hard to discuss when it comes to reviews - since £20 means more to some people than others - but with 'The Dark Below', Destiny's first expansion, you can't help but feel it's a bit of a rip-off.
For £20 - or when bought alongside the next expansion for £35, so around £17.50 - you're getting three story missions, a new Strike (or two on PlayStation platforms), three new multiplayer maps and the Raid, alongside a host of new weapons and armor up for grabs.
When you consider that you're paying a third of the game's original value for a fraction of the content, it feels like a poor proposition."
Here, Twinfinite is writing that Destiny, despite being a T rated franchise, is full of dark and brooding moments that showcase the best of the team's narrative potential. They further write that, while Destiny 2 has not delivered as much as it should have on this front, Forsaken appears to be the big step that it needs to return to its greatest moments.
Destiny has amassed a small collection of Strikes. Check out how they stack up against one another.
I miss the Summoning Pits, bring it back!
Omnigul is still the hardest Strike even with the new ones added.
I never found Omnigul too hard, I welcomed the change of pace from everything that came before it.
As part of the My Games Lounge look back on the first year of Destiny, David game has had a look individually at the expansion packs to the core game.
