Destiny 2
How could we not see a follow-up after the original? Destiny has been so great this first week, and it’s impossible not to at least outright want an official sequel. While that’s likely not to happen for at least another two years, day-one add-ons and future downloadable content are sure to keep the title gaming rotation for the next fiscal year. Although the title’s been receiving some flack because it’s the first release under the new Bungie regime, we’ve been having fewer complaints the more time we spend with the first-person shooter.
A deeper multiplayer in the Crucible and more planets other than Earth, Venus, Mon and Mars is something we’re expecting in Destiny 2 for starters. Slow progression and difficulty settings, however, shouldn’t change because gamers feel they have to work for bonuses in the mythic science fiction setting.