Sony’s PS5 live service title Fairgame$ has reportedly slipped
Haven Studios’ debut title is reportedly now targeting a release next year
Fairgame$, the PS5 live service game from Sony and Haven Studios, has reportedly slipped into next year.
That’s according to Giant Bomb journalist Jeff Grubb, who claimed in a podcast this week that the co-op heist shooter – first announced nearly two years ago – has been internally delayed into 2026.
Announced in 2023 with no release window, Fairgame$ is described by its creators as “a fresh, modern take on the heist genre”.
The PS5 and PC game is the debut title from Haven Studios. The Canadian firm, which was co-founded by Assassin’s Creed co-creator Jade Raymond, was acquired by Sony Interactive Entertainment in 2022.
Creative director Mathieu Leduc said of the game: “In a nutshell, this is a thrilling competitive heist game where you join an underground movement to rob the ultra-rich and rebalance the scales.”
He added: “Fairgame$ will give you an opportunity to break the rules as a modern-day Robin Hood, a thrill seeker, or just someone who wants to collect cool loot.
“Trespass inside forbidden locations around the world, fill your pockets like a kid in a candy store and unravel the nefarious plans of untouchable billionaires.”
