Destiny Gameplay Xbox One Multiplayer: The video game Destiny, a Bungie shooter game is hotly anticipated and gamers are eager to have a peek at its offerings.
If you’re an avid game player, you’ll be happy to note that Destiny has finished its beta testing. Bungie is ready for the release date, after working on it since 2012. It is designed as a multiplayer action role with a first person shooter.
Bungie is also well known for developing the Halo series and gamers are flocking towards Destiny. On July 17, 2014, the beta was unveiled for the Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, and PS3. The beta phase was completed on July 27, 2014. Bungie labeled its beta phase as a huge success and the gaming firm took to Twitter and Facebook to thank its fans.
A Bungie update on Facebook said, “Destiny Beta was a tremendous success from where we sat overlooking the Tower. If you played Bungie thank you from the bottom of our hearts. We learned so much about our game, and how we can make it better."
Bungie continued to say, "Your next adventure begins on September 9th when we launch Destiny. Once we do that, we intend to keep it in orbit for a very long time. See you star-side" Bungie, the maker of Destiny did not announce the number of people who took part in the beta phase testing. But Bungie's communication manger Eric Osborn said he was "godsmacked by the number" on Twitter.
"Bungie thanks you for playing. We made some great discoveries of our own, and we'll use them to make Destiny a great game for all," said the game developer in an online news report. The company plans to launch Destiny for PS4, PS3, Xbox One and Xbox 360 on September 9, 2014. However, Destiny for PC is still unannounced and Bungie is thought to be on the verge of releasing a PC version.
"Eurogamer" design leader Lar Bakker said that the Destiny PC release was not as simple as releasing the game for online video consoles.
"The truth is it's not that simple. I wish it was that simple. It is pretty complicated. That does not mean it can't happen in the future, it just means it won't happen right now." said Bakker. Bungie could be planning for a PC release as early as 2015, according to rumors
Bungie's COO Peter Parson explained "I look forward to our future conversation around PC."
