Leaked footage from a PlayStation playtest reveals gameplay for Haven Studios' long-awaited PS5 shooter Fairgames, a competitive heist game where teams infiltrate secure locations to steal cargo and escape. The game, announced in 2023 and delayed to 2026 following producer Jade Raymond's departure, is described as a modern take on the heist genre with PvPvE mechanics.
PlayStation and Haven Studios' heist shooter Fairgames has resurfaced after three years with a new playtest under the codename Project Espresso. The third-person competitive action game tasks teams with infiltrating secure locations, stealing cargo, and escaping before rivals, combining PvPvE gameplay with sandbox mechanics.
Linus's Law asserts that "given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow," formulated by Eric S. Raymond in 1999 and named after Linus Torvalds. However, researchers and critics argue the law lacks empirical support; Robert Glass calls it a fallacy, noting that bug detection plateaus with only two to four reviewers, and the Heartbleed vulnerability persisted for years despite open source visibility. Recent GitHub analysis of popular versus unpopular projects suggests some validity, with popular projects showing 27% higher bug fix rates.