It’s not quite up there with The Taken King, but it’s easily the second best of Destiny’s four expansions. But if you’re hooked and you’re looking for more of what you love, then Rise of Iron is an absolute no-brainer.
You’ll find the new campaign short, the re-use of existing material annoying and the whole package lacking any drive to push the game forward. If you’re not a fan – or simply dog-tired of Destiny – then Rise of Iron probably won’t change your mind. As a result, Rise of Iron feels tight and clearly targeted at the core audience, complete with plenty of service for the long-serving fanbase. Bungie has spent two years learning what works and what doesn’t, and developed a pretty good idea of what fans want and what they don’t. If last year’s The Taken King was about reworking and recalibrating, this latest Destiny expansion is an exercise in crowd-pleasing consolidation. Available on Xbox One and PS4 (version tested)
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