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Despair at prospect of new PlayStation live service game lifted by mysterious mention of frogs

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Despair at prospect of new PlayStation live service game lifted by mysterious mention of frogs

Sony has recently unveiled a new PlayStation studio comprised of former developers from popular games like Destiny, Halo, League Of Legends, Fortnite, and Roblox, along with some industry newcomers. This new studio, teamLFG, is based in Bellevue, Washington, and focuses on delivering exceptional action-based gameplay, immersive game feel, and socially engaging virtual worlds. Their first project is a comedic team-based action game set in a new science-fantasy universe.

The announcement post on the PlayStation blog reflects a nostalgic nod to the live service game concept that originated with the original Destiny in 2014. While the post is written in a somewhat robotic tone, there is a hint of eccentricity at the end where the team mentions being inspired by “frog-type games.” The curiosity around what exactly a “frog-type game” entails adds a unique twist to an otherwise standard announcement.

teamLFG aims to create games that foster friendship, community, and a sense of belonging among players. They want players to feel excited about logging in to find their teammates already online, creating memorable moments and inside jokes within the gaming community. Despite the attempt at casual language, such as saying “dat’s da good stuff,” the studio’s dedication to building a vibrant gaming community is evident.

With influences from fighting games, platformers, MOBAs, life sims, and their mysterious “frog-type games,” teamLFG’s debut project promises to offer a unique gaming experience. The studio’s collaboration with former Bungie developers hints at the potential for innovative gameplay and storytelling in their upcoming projects.

While the promise of endless hours of gameplay and community growth is exciting, there is also a mention of early access playtests and long-term game development. It’s worth noting that teamLFG’s focus on creating engaging action games contrasts with Sony’s recent decision to discontinue the hero shooter Concord shortly after its launch.

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For those seeking a more relaxed gaming experience, exploring titles like Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge, a charming frog collecting game, could offer a refreshing change of pace. With the gaming industry constantly evolving, teamLFG’s venture into sci-fantasy action games brings a blend of nostalgia and innovation to the gaming community.

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