Bungie’s Josh Deane has hinted at a possible Destiny 1 remaster, prompting speculation about a PC version of the original game. Deane, Bungie’s Head of Product and General Manager of Marathon, responded to a social media post showcasing Destiny running on PC at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second. His reply included the comment, “Seems like a pretty game, wonder if it will do well...” alongside a GIF of someone eating popcorn.

Although the post has drawn attention from fans, Bungie has not officially confirmed a remaster or PC port in the provided source. The possibility comes as the Destiny franchise faces a period of change, following the Destiny 2 Monument of Triumph update, which had been intended as the game’s final update. Fan campaigns and calls for a new entry, including Destiny 3, have also drawn attention to the series’ future.

Fans have previously called for a remaster of the original Destiny and a PC port, particularly after Bungie announced plans to end support for Destiny 2. Deane’s response has renewed discussion about the possibility, but the source does not establish whether the studio is actively developing the project or considering it at an early stage.

Bungie has also outlined changes intended to rebuild trust with its community. At the end of September, the studio announced that all Destiny 2 content would be unvaulted and made available for free. The source also attributes comments about disappointing fans and failing to listen to them to Deane and studio head Poria Torkan, who reportedly discussed plans to revitalize the franchise.

The source reports that Destiny 2 received an official update the previous week, accompanied by patch notes. The update reportedly focused on backend fixes rather than new gameplay content. While this demonstrates that work on Destiny 2 continues, it does not independently confirm that a Destiny 1 remaster or PC port is in development.

Bungie is also preparing changes to its merchandise store. According to the source, the official Bungie Store is scheduled to close on October 19 as the company works on a new home for Bungie and Destiny 2 merchandise. Some fans hope the change will address shipping costs and delays.