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PlayStation's Fairgame$ Seemingly Leaks With First Gameplay Footage
A Player.gg listing briefly exposed the first gameplay look at the heist shooter, which is headed to PlayStation 5 and Windows PC.
- On Thursday, a leaked playtest for an unannounced title codenamed "Project Espresso" appeared on Player.gg, revealing gameplay that strongly resembles PlayStation and Haven Studios' heist shooter Fairgame$.
- Haven Studios, a Montreal-based developer acquired by Sony Interactive Entertainment in 2022, revealed the heist project during the 2023 PlayStation Showcase, three years after its initial announcement.
- The playtest describes "an unannounced competitive action shooter" featuring third-person PvPvE gameplay where teams race to infiltrate high-security locations, steal valuable cargo, and escape before rivals, mirroring Fairgame$ trailers.
- Interested players can register for the playtest on Player.gg, while both Kotaku and Polygon have contacted Sony for confirmation; the company has not yet responded to inquiries about the project.
- Following studio founder Jade Raymond's departure last year and reported internal delays, the leak surfaces amid PlayStation's broader struggles with live-service titles, including the rebooted Horizon Hunters Gathering.
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PlayStation's Fairgame$ Seemingly Leaks With First Gameplay Footage
What looks to be footage from the upcoming PlayStation multiplayer game Fairgame$ seems to have leaked online. Announced back in 2023, Fairgame$ is set to be the latest live-service venture from PlayStation and is the first project from newfound developer Haven Studios. While the title hasn’t been shown off by PlayStation whatsoever since its announcement, […]
The Haven Studios cooperative shooter, Fairgame$, undergoes a new transformation and causes indifference with a purported footage of its playable formula.
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