Destiny: The Taken King is an awesome upgrade with many quests to keep me busy long after the campaign has ended.

The Taken King introduces three new subclasses to the Destiny universe – a void-based Hunter, an arc damage Warlock, and a solar Titan. Each class has its own miniature story quest line in which they ...

Destiny 2 has officially brought back subclasses from The Taken King for Hunter, Titan, and Warlock Guardians. That means gamers can look forward to equipped the Stormcaller, Sunbreaker, and ...

Destiny's combat is more dynamic now, and more versatile than the skirmishes of its first year. Strike bosses in The Taken King follow suit, and require teamwork and tactics to defeat.

Taken King Expansion also includes three new subclasses; Nightstalker (Hunter), Sunbreaker (Titan) and Stormcaller (Warlock). Each Subclass fills in the element gap for each class.

Destiny: The Taken King is hopefully looking bring in new players while still pleasing the Destiny faithful with some long requested changes.

As such, Destiny's initial release felt more like the a work in progress — a framework for future potential rather than a full-fledged and fully realized release. With "Destiny: The Taken King ...

'The Taken King' has come to 'Destiny,' but don't call it an expansion pack. This is nothing less than a total transformation of the entire game — along with a boatload of killer new content.

The Taken King is Destiny revitalized, with new energy and renewed purpose. But it's not better.

“Destiny” isn’t a sci-fi game with big ideas or interesting characters but rather a mechanically excellent game that doubles as a virtual community center.

The Taken King focuses Destiny's story and lets players forge a more memorable experience, lifting the entire game as a result. When is the best time to review an expansion for a massively ...