Warmind is the second (and completely standalone) expansion for Destiny 2 — and the DLC also kicks-off the Season 3 content coming for everyone, whether you own the add-ons or not.. The first ...

Destiny 2 has had ten years of expansions that helped craft this beloved sci-fi looter-shooter, ... Curse of Osiris was the first DLC of Destiny 2 and was an unquestionable failure.

Destiny 2 has been out since 2017, and since then, the game has received almost two dozen DLC drops including major expansions and seasons. For newcomers, or those returning after a hiatus, it can ...

Destiny 2's Warmind is the second DLC to Bungie's space-faring sequel. As with the first DLC, Curse of Osiris, it will introduce a new setting, story missions and a Public Event, ...

Destiny 2's second DLC is called Warmind, and Bungie just announced its release date along with a few details.

Destiny 2’s included multiplayer maps and story are exciting, but hardcore fans are ready for Destiny 2 DLC. For dedicated fans of a new game, the story content and new multiplayer maps that ...

The upcoming Destiny 2 Frontiers DLC may be a smaller content pack according to the latest insider rumors. While most of the Destiny 2 DLC so far has been significant-sized expansions, the recent ...

A. Curse of Osiris was the first Destiny 2 DLC to be released, however it is not well known. It has likewise been vaulted and is no longer accessible.

The Destiny 2 campaign list has grown immensely since the game’s release back in 2017. From the battle against Ghaul to the alliance with Savathun, a long, winding and epic narrative has ...

As a result, Destiny 2’s DLC’s schedule is unsurprisingly shifting. Bungie announced via blog post on its official site that the Destiny 2 DLC The Final Shape will now be delayed.

Destiny 2 is by far one of the best looter shooter games on the market today. Released back in 2017, Bungie's popular title has come a long way in terms of both gameplay and content.

Destiny 2 The Final Shape is a masterpiece. If every DLC were at the same caliber, I honestly believe Destiny would be a bigger name than even Bungie’s first love, Halo.