In terms of pure geography, Destiny 2 hasn't gotten much bigger since launch. Curse of Osiris added a piddling take on Mercury, and although Warmind gave us Mars, home of the excellent Escalation Protocol horde mode, there wasn't much else to do on the Red Planet—at least, nothing we hadn't done before. But with Forsaken, Bungie has finally made big, meaningful additions to Destiny 2's solar system. Forsaken comes with two substantial new zones: the Tangled Shore, a lawless section of the Reef, and the Dreaming City, a dazzling end-game metropolis. While not technically planets, these zones are considerably bigger than most of the planets we already have, and both are dense with new things to do. Bungie recently brought me up to its Seattle studio to explore the Tangled Shore and experiment with Forsaken's sandbox changes, and after sampling the activities and equipment to be had, I can't wait to return to the Reef. (I'm also eager to see it on PC, as I was only able to play on PS4 at the studio.) The Tangled Shore is basically a big mess of asteroids lashed together with chains. The other main area is a desert which, like the ramshackle settlements and roads dotting the Shore, was inspired by classic Western settings. Forsaken kicks off the 'Season of the Outlaw,' and that spaghetti-flavored theme really comes through in the Shore. For starters, the place is overseen by the eight Scorn Barons who escaped from the Prison of Elders and killed Vanguard leader Cayde-6. If Forsaken was a Spaghetti Western, the Barons would be the bad dudes in black hats extorting the kindly townsfolk.