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Title: New PlayStation studio teamLFG is working on a multiplayer action game

Date: Wed, 07 May 2025 14:30:20 +0000
Link: https://www.engadget.com/gaming/playstation/n...

Sony has expanded its PlayStation Studios roster with teamLFG, which spun out
from Bungie and is working on an "ambitious" incubation project. The studio
is based in Bellevue, Washington (where Bungie's HQ is), though some team
members work remotely elsewhere in the US and Canada. The crew includes a mix
of industry newcomers and veterans who have worked on the likes of Destiny,
Halo, League of Legends, Fortnite and Roblox.

The focus of teamLFG will be on immersive multiplayer games. That's perhaps
not too much of a surprise given the veterans' experience and that "LFG"
stands for "looking for group," a phrase used by players who are seeking
teammates for multiplayer games.

Its first project takes place in "a lighthearted, comedic world set in [a]
brand new mythic, science-fantasy universe." The studio is taking inspiration
from platformers, MOBAs, life sims, fighting games and elsewhere for its team-
based action title. Since it's an incubation project, the game is likely
quite some time away from seeing the light of day.

Bungie went through a restructuring process last summer, which included 220
people being laid off as it narrowed its focus on Destiny and Marathon. To
that end, the company spun out an incubation project to be housed under
Sony's umbrella, which turned out to be this.

The new studio aims to make "action games that players can learn, play and
master for countless hours." That certainly sounds like a live-service game,
an area where Sony hasn't had much luck over the last few years despite
trying to focus on such titles. The company has canned several live-service
games that were in development, including The Last of Us Online. And then
there was the whole Concord disaster. Here's hoping, for the sake of the
workers at teamLFG, things go more smoothly this time around.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at
https://www.engadget.com/gaming/playstation/n...
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