by Nathan Jan 22,2026

『Destiny:Rising(デスティニー:ライジング)』がAndroidに登場し、広大なデスティニーユニバースが初めてモバイルへと姿を見せました。デスティニーは、Bungie(バンジー)によって作られたオンライン専用のマルチプレイヤー型ファーストパーソン・シューティングシリーズです。記念すべき第1作は2014年9月にリリースされました。
6人でのレイドや3人でのストライクなど、オリジナル作品でファンの支持を集めた要素が完全に再現されています。開発チームはローグライクなチャレンジやPvPvE(プレイヤー対プレイヤー対環境)戦闘も組み込みました。スパロウ・レーシング(Sparrow Racing)、クランハウス(Clan Housing)、フィッシング(Fishing)といったソーシャルアクティビティも追加され、多様な楽しみ方を提供します。
『Destiny:Rising』のモバイル版を配信するのは網易(NetEase Games)です。プレイヤーは、ファーストパーソン視点とサードパーソン視点をシームレスに切り替えることができます。武器は異なるキャラクター間で共有可能なため、柔軟な装備構成を楽しむことができます。
最初の大型イベントとして、シーズン0・ウィーク1の「ガントレット(Gauntlet)」イベントが実施され、特別なエンブレムとコミュニティ全体への報酬が用意されています。その後、シーズン1・ウィーク1のイベントが始まり、世界中のプレイヤーが同じスタートラインからリーダーボードの賞品を競い合います。
『Destiny:Rising』では、新たな物語の分岐も描かれます。この章は、オリジナル作品のはるか昔、ダークエイジから現れたアイアンロード(Iron Lords)達が人類の希望を再び灯した時代という、異なるタイムラインを舞台にしています。新たな「光の持ち主(Lightbearer、ライトベアラー)」として、このかつて見ることのなかった時代へ入りましょう。ゴーストによって復活したあなたは、異星の脅威に立ち向かい、星々の間で人類の運命を取り戻す手助けをすることになります。
プレイヤーは、独自の力とスーパーアビリティを授ける「遺物(Relic、レリック)」を扱う、カスタマイズ可能な光の持ち手「ウルフ(Wolf)」として行動します。変化を求める場合には、アイコラ・レイ(Ikora Rey)やアイアンロードのジョルダー(Jolder)など、『デスティニー』シリーズの伝説的キャラクターとして戦うことも可能です。
新規プレイヤーは、ローンチ時に200回以上の無料召喚(ドロー)と最低12,500の「ルミアリーフ(Lumia Leaves)」を受け取れます。また、数々の「エキゾチック(Exotic)」武器と限定のエキゾチック装飾品も入手可能です。
14日間のウェルカムイベントとミルストーン(節目)達成報酬で、追加のルミアリーフと召喚回数がもらえます。「光を担う者(Bear the Light)」イベントでは、特別なエンブレムが報酬として与えられ、これは『Destiny 2(デスティニー2)』でも交換可能です。
今すぐGoogle Playストアからゲームをダウンロードしましょう。Androidでは基本プレイ無料(free-to-play)です。また、任天堂の『Hello, Mario!(ハロー、マリオ!)』に関する私たちの記事もご覧ください。そこでは、マリオの顔に…直接働きかけることができますよ!
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