Features:

• Genre
• Story Campaigns
• Classes
• Subclasses
• Raids and Strikes
• PvP Multiplayer
• Weapons and Armor
• Power Level and Light Level
• Seasonal Content
• Social Spaces
• Clans and Fireteams
• Eververse

Additional Features:

• Genre: Destiny 2 is a multiplayer first-person shooter with elements of role-playing games and MMO (Massively Multiplayer Online) features.
• Story Campaigns: Destiny 2 features a narrative-driven campaign that unfolds in various expansions and updates. Players can engage in a series of missions and activities to progress through the story.
• Classes: Players can choose from three distinct classes—Hunter, Titan, and Warlock—each with its unique abilities and playstyle.
• Subclasses: Within each class, players can select different subclasses, each offering a unique set of abilities and supers.
• Raids and Strikes: Destiny 2 includes challenging PvE activities such as raids and strikes that require teamwork and coordination to complete.
• PvP Multiplayer: The game features various player versus player (PvP) modes, including modes like Control, Clash, and more. These allow players to compete against each other in various team-based or free-for-all scenarios.
• Weapons and Armor: A diverse range of weapons and armor is available, with different rarities and perks that can be obtained through various in-game activities.
• Power Level and Light Level: Characters progress by increasing their Power Level, which is determined by the gear they acquire. Higher Power Levels are often required for more challenging activities.
• Seasonal Content: Destiny 2 follows a seasonal model with periodic updates, events, and expansions, introducing new content, challenges, and gear.
• Social Spaces: The Tower serves as a central hub where players can interact with NPCs, receive quests, decrypt engrams, and interact with other players.
• Clans and Fireteams: Players can join clans for social interaction and team up in fireteams to tackle various activities together.
• Eververse: Destiny 2 includes a microtransaction store called Eververse, where players can purchase cosmetic items using real money.