- June 14, 2011
- Bungie, Inc.
Destiny 2 Companion
71%Game Brain Score
story, monetization
stability, optimization
91% User Score 165,437 reviews
Platforms
About
"Destiny 2 Companion" is a casual game with a good plot and impressive game mechanics. The game boasts good graphics but can be very grindy and has its share of bugs. The app allows you to inspect your Guardian, manage gear, join clans, and form fireteams, providing a seamless experience for players on the go.









Audience ScoreBased on 9,986 reviews
story24 positive mentions
stability174 negative mentions
- The app is extremely useful for managing inventory and transferring items between characters and the vault.
- Great for finding fireteams and keeping in touch with clan members.
- The ability to pick up bounties from orbit saves a lot of time.
- The app frequently experiences connectivity issues, making it unreliable.
- Many users report that the app fails to load their characters or items, often displaying 'classified' or 'no items found'.
- The fireteam invite feature is often broken, preventing users from joining or creating teams.
stability
177 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe stability of the app has been widely criticized, with users reporting frequent bugs, crashes, and slow performance, particularly after recent updates. Many find it frustratingly unreliable, often requiring restarts or troubleshooting to function properly. While some appreciate its utility, the overall consensus is that the app is plagued by significant stability issues that detract from the user experience.
“Runs great even on my old, slow phone.”
“Until this day, this app is bug-free and I haven't seen any problems. Great work, guys!”
“App runs great.”
“It constantly freezes when I'm trying to view my characters or surf the forums.”
“Ungodly amount of glitches almost every single update; if you close this app, do something else, and then reopen it, you can only do what you were doing unless you restart the entire app.”
“The app is awesome but it's really buggy right now.”