Sony drops new Fairgames footage under the name of "Project Espresso"
(Courtesy : Heaven Studios, Sony PlayStation)
This is right after parting ways with Hideo Kojima for the Physint project
After parting ways with Hideo Kojima, Sony quietly dropped the Fairgames footage under the name ‘Project Espresso’ and announced a closed beta test. This has sparked some interesting discussion and some backlash from fans.
Haven Studios’ upcoming multiplayer extraction shooter is already not treated well by fans and the recent closed playtest also received negative reviews. Let’s check out more details in this article.
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Fairgames closed playtest announced
Sony has recently revealed a two-minute gameplay trailer for Fairgames, which is referred as Project Espresso, which showcases the extraction shooter gameplay.
They have also confirmed that this project is getting a closed playtest very soon and players can sign up on PS5 and PC. If you want to sign up, you can sign-up from the official website.
In the team, we can see a glimpse of team-based heists, fast-paced gunfights, movement, and extraction mechanics.
Announced right after cancelling Physint
Interestingly, this footage went online right after Sony announced that they are parting ways with Hideo Kojima and the Physint project. That project ultimately got saved by XBOX.
Fans were already not happy with this decision and now they are even more mad after the reveal of Project Espresso’s closed beta test.
Why are they mad? Sony has focused too much on live-service games and not a single one has been successful. They have wasted years and money and fans believe that this upcoming live-service game is going to be the next on the chopping block.
Conclusion
Despite the latest Project Espresso gameplay footage looking a little interesting, the fans are still not happy with Sony’s latest decisions.
This upcoming closed playtest is going to be very important and will shape the future of this project and Heaven Studio.
What is Fairgames?
This is an upcoming multiplayer extraction shooter developed by Haven Studios and published by Sony for PlayStation.
Why are fans discussing Fairgames and Physint together?
Sony announced new gameplay footage and a closed playtest shortly after reportedly ending support for Hideo Kojima’s Physint, leading many fans to compare the two decisions.
Is Fairgames a live-service game?
Yes. The game is designed as a live-service multiplayer extraction shooter, with Sony planning ongoing updates and player support after launch.
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