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Destiny 2 Fan Game Lets You Throw Tomatoes At Ex
Kotaku • • technology
Key Points:
- Following mass layoffs at Bungie after the end of Destiny 2 support, fans have expressed frustration with Sony and Bungie management, especially regarding the $3.6 billion acquisition in 2022.
- Pete Parsons, Bungie's ex-CEO who left in 2025, is widely blamed for the studio's decline post-acquisition, particularly due to reports of his extravagant spending on classic cars amid employee layoffs.
- A browser game titled "Pete Carsons: The Final Car" has been created as a form of protest, where players throw tomatoes at Parsons and symbolic cars representing management issues.
- The game features a caricature of Parsons labeled "Destroyer of Guardians," referencing the perceived decline of Destiny 2 under his leadership and Sony's influence.
- Fans interested in the game are advised to play it on a monitor for the best experience, as it may not perform well on mobile devices.
