14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at Bungie has one big piece of the new House of Wolves expansion for Destiny left to reveal, a new mode called Prison of Elders, and the company has offered a short new teaser ahead of a bigger stream that's set to take place tomorrow.
There's no information about the gameplay mechanics that will be included in the footage, but the look of the new feature is pretty impressive.
The full reveal for the Prison of Elders will take place tomorrow at 11 AM Pacific Time on Twitch, with the development team using actual gameplay to show players the content they will be able to access in House of Wolves.
The Destiny community believes that the new end-game activity is aimed at those who do not want to be part of a team and simply want to see how their Guardian can deal with a range of challenges on his own.
The House of Wolves expansion for the social shooter will be launched on all platforms on May 19 and the development team will accompany it with the 1.2.0 update, designed to deal with a number of game problems and to improve the overall balance.
The end-game of Destiny is getting some big improvements
Many players were dissatisfied with the content that the development team added in the first expansion, The Dark Below, and for the new content drop, feedback from the fan base has been taken into account.
The end-game has long been criticized for its relative lack of variety, and with House of Wolves, Bungie is offering all gamers something to do.
The Trials of Osiris mode will offer access to a range of rewards for those teams who can win a big number of consecutive battles.
The items and exotics offered in other Crucible engagements is also set to be increased.
The only thing missing from House of Wolves is a new raid for gamers to explore, complete with a boss battle.
Bungie says that it is working on such content and that it will be introduced to Destiny later in the year, although it is unclear whether it will arrive for free or it will be integrated in the next rumored expansion, codenamed Comet.
