At a recent review event we got the chance to go hands-on with Destiny 2. Bringing back footage of the game in action, we're blown away by how great it looks HUD-less. Which can be said about a lot of games, because more often than not playing without a HUD brings the art and animation to the fore - without the distraction of mini-maps, compasses, quest markers, health bars, and so on. Which, you sorta need, so it's great that we get to see Destiny 2 like this.
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