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Sony Files New PlayStation Videogame Trademark For “Break In”

Just a few weeks away from its recently announced 60+ minute State of Play, Sony has registered a new videogame trademark. Is it a new game, or a rebranding of one of its existing live-service projects?

The trademarks are visible on both European and US sites, and are listed as being for a videogame called “Break In”.

Obviously, the initial thought was that this is a new game from PlayStation, but there is also a possibility it’s an existing project getting renamed.

On the European site, the secondary language is listed as French. When you couple that with the name “Break In”, there’s a chance this is the new name for Fairgames, the live-service project from Montreal-based developer Haven. The game is built around the idea of heists, so having Break In as the title would fit.

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So far, everything we’ve heard behind the scenes about Fairgames indicates it isn’t going well. A name change might be a way for Sony to give it a fresh start when they show it off at the upcoming State of Play.

Not that I think it’ll help. The Internet seemed supremely unimpressed with Fairgames when it debuted, so unless Haven have completely rebuilt the game from the ground up I doubt it’s going to get a better reception, regardless of the name.

On the other hand, maybe this is a completely new project from Sony. I guess we’ll find out soon enough.
#Fairgames #News #PlayStation #PS5 #Sony

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Sony Files New PlayStation Videogame Trademark For “Break In”

Just a few weeks away from its recently announced 60+ minute State of Play, Sony has registered a new videogame trademark. Is it a new game, or a rebranding of one of its existing live-service projects?

The trademarks are visible on both European and US sites, and are listed as being for a videogame called “Break In”.

Obviously, the initial thought was that this is a new game from PlayStation, but there is also a possibility it’s an existing project getting renamed.

On the European site, the secondary language is listed as French. When you couple that with the name “Break In”, there’s a chance this is the new name for Fairgames, the live-service project from Montreal-based developer Haven. The game is built around the idea of heists, so having Break In as the title would fit.

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So far, everything we’ve heard behind the scenes about Fairgames indicates it isn’t going well. A name change might be a way for Sony to give it a fresh start when they show it off at the upcoming State of Play.

Not that I think it’ll help. The Internet seemed supremely unimpressed with Fairgames when it debuted, so unless Haven have completely rebuilt the game from the ground up I doubt it’s going to get a better reception, regardless of the name.

On the other hand, maybe this is a completely new project from Sony. I guess we’ll find out soon enough.
#Fairgames #News #PlayStation #PS5 #Sony