Destiny 2, the second entry in the series created by Bungie, is now less than two months away, at least on consoles, and the developer recently shared details on the beta that will be soon made available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
The Destiny 2 beta will begin on July 21st and end on Jule 23rd, with early access starting on July 18th on PlayStation 4 and the following day on Xbox One. The beta will include the very first mission of the game, called Homecoming, and the Countdown and Control modes, which is basically everything we have seen of the game so far. Progress cannot be carried over the full game, but all those accessing the beta will still get something for their efforts, an exlusive emblem.
The Destiny 2 beta will also be made available on PC but not this month. According to Bungie, the PC beta will be made available sometime during August.
This summer Legends Start Early in the Destiny 2 Open Beta. Early Access begins July 18†. Open Beta begins July 21.
Play the opening of Destiny 2’s new, cinematic story campaign, take on the three-player cooperative Inverted Spire Strike and battle in two competitive multiplayer modes.
†Beta early access period is July 18-20, 2017 on PS4™ system and July 19-20, 2017 on Xbox One. Open Beta period for all consoles is July 21-23, 2017. PC open beta and early access to follow in August.
Destiny 2 launches on September 6th on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in all regions. The PC version will release on October 24th.
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