Destiny 2: The Guardian Games Have Arrived
Destiny 2’s latest seasonal event, the Guardian Games, is upon us! Kicking off from today, players will have three weeks to prove their class reigns supreme by earning points from daily challenges. The winning class will have a permanent reminder added to the Tower for the rest of the year, so the other classes won’t forget who won the gold.
To join in the Guardian Games, meet with Eva Levante and Zavala in the Tower and receive your daily class challenges. Every point matters if you want to win! Rise to the challenge, top the scoreboard, and flaunt your status with the new metallic class items and exotics you’ve earned.
Guardian Games is free for all players, so jump into this high-stakes class competition and prove to everyone who is the best. Whichever class wins, they’ll be revered throughout the Tower for an entire year.
Discover more about Guardian Games in the Developer Insights trailer:
To celebrate the inaugural Guardian Games, Bungie are putting three Guardians head-to-head. Mitch Robinson from the Brisbane Lions football club will joining Destiny 2 for the first time, where he’ll be competing in the Guardian Games and representing the Titans. Alongside him are popular Destiny 2 streamers tamsinwood, representing Warlocks, and Phammy, representing Hunters.
Mitch Robinson said, “I’m pumped to be competing as a Titan in Guardian Games against tamsinwood and Phammy. I’m only just starting, so I’ll keep the clangers to a minimum. I look forward to smashing the other classes into little bits.”
Guardian Games key features:
- High-Stakes Class Competition
- New Daily Class Challenges
- New Exotic Heir Apparent
- New Metallic Class Items
Guardian Games have arrived in Destiny 2 Season of the Worthy. For more information please visit: desinythegame.com/seasonoftheworthy
About the Author
Adrian Gunning Adrian lives in Melbourne Australia and has a huge passion for gaming, technology and pop culture. He recently finished his a Bachelor of Journalism and is currently focusing on games journalism. When not writing and playing video games, Adrian can be found in Comics 'R' Us debating the pros of the DC Universe and cons of the Marvel Universe.
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