Destiny 2: The Curse of Osiris

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 11 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

0
Average:

4
Bad:

7

Pros:

Infinite Forest has potential, Raid Lair Design
Entertaining, but brief campaign, Looks and sounds better than Destiny ever has, The raid lair is Destiny endgame content at its finest

Cons:

Short, Forgettable Campaign, Mercury is a tiny playable space, DLC is mandatory to play base Destiny 2 endgame content
There isn't a lot of content to be found in Curse of Osiris, and even less to be enjoyed, Destiny's current release/transactional model doesn't work, Does not address Destiny 2's biggest endgame or PvP concerns

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Last revision on November 15, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Infinite Forest has potential, Raid Lair Design
Entertaining, but brief campaign, Looks and sounds better than Destiny ever has, The raid lair is Destiny endgame content at its finest

Reviewers Didn't Like

Short, Forgettable Campaign, Mercury is a tiny playable space, DLC is mandatory to play base Destiny 2 endgame content
There isn't a lot of content to be found in Curse of Osiris, and even less to be enjoyed, Destiny's current release/transactional model doesn't work, Does not address Destiny 2's biggest endgame or PvP concerns

Expert reviews and ratings

This review is meant to be about the first DLC expansion to Destiny 2, The Curse of Osiris, and I will cover that. It would be a disservice to the game and the gaming community to strictly limit this piece to that content, because there is just so much...

By Gaming Nexus on January 08, 2018

Curse of Osiris offers little as far as content is concerned. The brief campaign is forgettable and treated more like hold-over content than a proper full expansion. The only real redeeming feature about Curse of Osiris are the Raid...

By WCCFTech on January 04, 2018

Consistently failing to meet the potential visible in any of its currently-slight content, Curse of Orisis does not satisfy as an expansion in its own right, or as an addition to the wider Destiny 2...

By Games Radar on December 19, 2017

Curse of Osiris landed in Destiny 2 with a thud. Its campaign and story are a bust, its new content is mixed and buggy at best, and it does nothing to address the community's loud cries for fixes to the endgame. The few redeeming features are its more...

By in.ign.com on December 11, 2017

Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris has an excellent new raid and an interesting campaign, but is severely lacking in meaningful content and plagued by a host of larger issues that have yet to be...

By gamingtrend.com on December 11, 2017

Destiny 2's first substantial piece of DLC may look pretty, but it's a surface fix that misses the mark on truly pushing the series forward.Provisional scoreDestiny 2: Curse of Osiris was reviewed on PlayStation 40 /...

By CriticalHit on December 07, 2017

For dedicated Destiny 2 fans, Curse of Osiris offers enough new stuff that at least it'll freshen up most of the minor aspects of the game with things like new guns to chase and new events to pursue. But if you're in the market for inventive shooter...

By Digital Trends on December 07, 2017

An exercise in apathy, neither solid nor liquid. Not exactly bad, but not very good either. Just a bit "meh," really. How we score: The destructoid reviews...

By Destructoid on December 06, 2017

As far as expansions go, Curse of Osiris is one of the more lacklustre that Bungie has delivered to date. Short on in-game content and repetitive in terms of gameplay, it does not yield the payoff that Destiny 2 gamers may have been hoping for. This...

By TechSmart.co.za on December 13, 2017

In other words: It's a good start, but we're definitely not at a “ Destiny 2 is saved!” point yet. The new campaign is a decent excuse to dip back in, but it's short and as I said a bit underwhelming. The Infinite Forest holds promise, and is definitely...

By Good Gear Guide on December 06, 2017

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