Destiny 2 has been out for less than a week, and already, we have our first solo run of one of the game's most difficult activities. That being, of course, the Destiny 2 weekly Nightfall.

An incredibly skilled Destiny 2 player manages to complete the game's very first Nightfall Strike solo, finishing 'The Arms Dealer' all by themselves.

Changes are coming to Nightfall Strikes in Destiny 2. Destiny 2 players can expect an update to Nightfall Strikes in the the future, and these changes include scoring, challenges, and rewards. The ...

Destiny 2 YouTuber Esoterickk soloed a Master Nightfall as a Titan with the WASD movement keys disabled, relying instead on Thundercrash, Thruster, and swords ...

To get Destiny 2 Nightfall weapons, you just need to do Nightfall Strikes, but with weekly rotating weapons and odd drop rates, it's not quite as simple as that.

Solo Ops gives Destiny 2’s casual players a real way back in, with quick, solo-friendly content that fits their time and still feels meaningful.

Wondering what the Destiny 2 Nightfall weapon is this week? Nightfalls change every reset, so there are many different guns you can get for completing them.

The Edge of Fate is here, bringing with it a complete revamp to how Guardians gear up in endgame and a brand new campaign.

In Destiny 2 this week, we accidentally got insight into what a fun, challenging Nightfall would actually look like.

For those who preferred playing solo, Destiny often got frustrating because many of the activities were built for groups of players. Not only were Nightfall Strikes and Raids extremely challenging ...

Playing Destiny 2 alone presents a unique challenge, but it’s made easier thanks to the community around it, including Twitch and YouTube streamers whose videos help demystify the game’s raids ...

Raids are one of the largest and most enjoyable activities in Destiny 2, but a large number of players miss out on these thrilling quests due to lack of matchmaking.