Sony’s New PS5 Game “Fairgames” is Getting Some Serious Hype! 🚀

[Casey9101]

Hey everyone,

Just saw some news that got me pretty excited—Sony's first-party live-service game "Fairgames" is apparently getting some very positive buzz from within! Looks like the folks over at Sony are feeling pretty confident about this one. For a company that’s been a bit quiet on the live-service front, this could be a big move!

From what I’ve read, "Fairgames" is shaping up to be a unique blend of action and strategy, with a heavy focus on multiplayer. I know, I know, we’ve heard the “live-service” thing a million times before, but if Sony’s as hyped about it as they seem to be, maybe this one’s actually got something special going on. Could it be their answer to the likes of "Destiny" or "Fortnite"?

I’m a bit torn, though. On one hand, Sony usually knows what they’re doing with first-party titles, and if they’re excited, that’s a good sign. But on the other hand, live-service games can be hit or miss—sometimes they launch strong and then fizzle out. What do you all think? Are you excited to see what "Fairgames" brings to the table, or are you a bit cautious like me?

Also, what kind of gameplay are you hoping for? Personally, I’d love to see something that mixes tight, tactical gameplay with some epic, large-scale battles. And, of course, no crazy microtransactions, please!

Rumor: Sony Is 'Very Positive' About Upcoming First-Party Live-Service Game

Ahead of Concord going offline, a new report alleges that Sony is reportedly "very positive" about its next first-party live-service game.

gamerant.com

 

[Laura78]

Fairgames has me on the fence. On one hand, it’s great that Sony’s trying something new, especially with multiplayer games. But on the other hand, live-service models tend to fizzle out quickly unless they keep innovating. If they really want to go head-to-head with giants like Destiny or Fortnite, they’ll need to do more than just offer standard multiplayer gameplay. I’m hoping for tactical depth and epic battles, but I just hope they don’t stuff it full of overpriced skins and battle passes like every other live-service game out there. Let’s see if Sony can change the game—literally!