PlayStation has confirmed that another of PlayStation's live service titles, Fairgame$, has been canceled.
Former PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan's live service ambitions continue to crumble with yet another title canceled before it could see the light of day. Fairgame$ (also known as Fairgames), an online heist shooter developed by Haven studios, is no more. Thankfully, the studio has confirmed that no layoffs will occur, and the studio will remain open. However, it is a major blow for PlayStation's live service initiative, which Ryan once boasted would include a dozen games.
Nothing Fair About This Game
Fairgames was originally envisioned as a heist shooter where several teams of three would battle over various heist-related objectives. First announced in 2023, the game was set to be Haven Studios' debut title, led by Jade Raymond (Raymond would later leave the studio in 2025). According to Jason Schreier of Bloomberg, the game had undergone significant reworks over the years to make the game more enjoyable. However, a recent test appears to have been the final straw for PlayStation:
Thankfully, unlike many other recent tragedies, this story doesn't end with layoffs and a studio closure. A PlayStation spokesperson confirmed to Bloomberg that there will...
