A closed playtest for a new competitive shooter is now open for sign-ups, giving players a chance to test an unannounced title from a major studio. This closed playtest allows participants to experience the game before its official release, offering a look at upcoming multiplayer mechanics. The sign-up process is handled through Player.gg, which has secured exclusive access to the testing phase. Players interested in testing the game can register their accounts immediately to join the queue.
Haven Interactive Studios launches closed beta for unannounced shooter
The game currently operates under the codename Project Espresso, developed by Haven Interactive Studios. It is described as a third-person PvEvP competitive action shooter, blending player versus player and player versus environment combat. While the project is publicly linked to the title Fairgame$, there are indications that the studio may rebrand it as Break In. This potential name change stems from recent trademark filings and social media registrations, though the studio has not officially confirmed the new title.
The closed playtest is available on two major platforms: PlayStation 5 and PC. This dual release ensures that console and personal computer gamers can both participate in the testing phase. The promotional trailer for the game was captured using PlayStation 5 Pro hardware, showcasing the visual fidelity expected on next-generation consoles. Trailer footage was captured on PlayStation 5 Pro, indicating the game runs on that hardware.

Haven Interactive Studios is conducting this playtest for the unannounced competitive action shooter. The game is described as a third-person PvEvP competitive action shooter. Participants can sign up to playtest the game on PlayStation 5 and PC. The studio has not yet disclosed specific dates for the full public release or the end of the current testing window.
Playtest sign-ups for Project Espresso are now open on Player.gg. Player.gg has been given exclusive access to a closed playtest of the game. The potential rebranding to Break In adds an element of uncertainty to the project's final identity. Recent trademarks suggest the game may be rebranded as Break In, though this has not been confirmed.
Source: Gematsu




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