The add-on features several new story missions, a new strike, a few new competitive multiplayer maps, and two new game modes. As with The Dark Below, House of Wolves' asking price seems steep for what you're actually getting in terms of content. The problem is that mere 'tweaks' may still not be enough to drag many disenfranchised players back into the fray. Bungie hasn't magically fixed all of the game's problems, but it's arguably tweaked just about as much as it can without overhauling the game as a whole. Alongside the shooter's most recent patches, the newest slice of downloadable content does its best to make meaningful, positive changes to the shooter's formula, and, to an extent, it succeeds. Where The Dark Below seemed to stumble around in the, er, dark, Destiny's second so-called expansion, House of Wolves, clearly aims to right the wrongs of its predecessor.
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