Destiny 2 fans have made a free browser game where former Bungie CEO Pete Parsons is the final boss. The game is a parody inspired by Destiny’s Vault of Glass raid. Players throw tomatoes at enemies, smash cars, and eventually take on a fictional version of Parsons in the final fight. The fan project pokes fun at Bungie’s recent controversies and Parsons’ well-known classic car collection.

Destiny 2 has climbed back to the top of Steam’s best-seller chart after the release of its final live-service update, Monument of Triumph. The update brought a lot of players back, with more than 160,000 people playing at the same time on Steam. Yet Sony decides to go all-in with Marathon a game that is getting more hate every day and less players

Destiny 2 players are planning a community “server slam” on June 9, with fans encouraging as many people as possible to jump online at the same time. The goal is simple: show Sony and Bungie that there’s still a huge audience for Destiny and that the franchise remains one of gaming’s most passionate communities. The idea took off after a popular Reddit post urged players to push Destiny 2’s player count past Marathon’s all-time peak: “We need to at least smash Marathon’s all-time high to show them they made the wrong decision.” Since then, so many players have returned to the game to show Sony how wrong they are.

Destiny 2’s live service ends with the final update Monument of Triumph on June 9, 2026. >All future expansions and content drops are canceled. >The game will remain fully playable like the original Destiny >The last update adding permanent features including Pantheon 2.0 Bungie is shifting focus to new projects like Marathon while leaving D2 as a finished celebration.