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Rumor: New Destiny 2 Expansion Leaks On PSN, Adds New Enemy Faction
An accidental PSN page going live has given details on Destiny 2's second expansion, titled Gods of Mars.
The listings have been deleted, but a reddit user with the curious name of GodsofMarsLeak grabbed a few screenshots of the the listing, which have now been deleted along with the account. The listing details the expansion by explaining that the guardian will be exploring the Frigid Vale of Mars. Guardians will go up against Charlemagne, who has imprisoned Rasputin after reawakening on Mars. Players are tasked with freeing Rasputin and defeating Charlemagne.
The PSN page states that a new enemy faction, but does not directly name them. Charlemagne's remnants are a good guess, considering he appears to be the main antagonist of the expansion.
New gear, story missions, bosses, co-op and competitive activities, and more are also listed for the Gods of Mars. You can read our review of Destiny 2's first expansion, Curse of Osiris, right here.
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