Destiny 2 is coming to Xbox Game Pass in September
Destiny 2 on Game Pass will include all standard edition expansions, including the upcoming Beyond Light.
Microsoft announced at the big Xbox Games Showcase today that Destiny 2 is coming to Xbox Game Pass in September. Xbox Game Pass subscribers will have full access to all current Destiny 2 standard edition content, including the standard edition of the upcoming Destiny 2: Beyond Light expansion.
Destiny general manager Mark Noseworthy took to Twitter to clarify that players will still have to purchase seasonal content, like Season of Arrivals, separately if they want it. But it does include all previous expansions, plus Beyond Light when it goes live on November 10, and that's an awful lot of Destiny 2 to play around with in its own right.
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Speaking of Destiny 2: Beyond Light, Bungie dropped a new trailer at today's Xbox Games Showcase revealing Stasis, an icy element that will let players freeze and shatter enemies, and also create new platforms on existing structures.
Destiny 2 joins more than 100 other games currently available via Xbox Game Pass, which goes for $5 per month at an introductory price, and just $1 for the first month as part of the beta promotion. We've got the full list of Xbox Game Pass PC games that you can check out right here.
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