Fairgames has reportedly been delayed as Haven Studios founder Jade Raymond has departed the studio. The live-service shooter, published by Sony, is still in development, but a report from Bloomberg ...

According to reports out of Bloomberg, Jade Raymond has departed Haven Studios, which she founded in 2021 and is still in the ...

Jade Raymond, founder of Haven Studios and lead on the upcoming game Fairgames, has exited the Sony-owned studio. The move follows a recent external playtest and comes as the game's release faces ...

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Bloomberg has the story. Raymond, also a former Google Stadia exec, had founded and led the PlayStation-owned Haven Studios, which has been working on a multiplayer heist game called Fairgames.

The multiplayer heist shooter Fairgame$ has reportedly been delayed after concerns following an external test and the head of the first-party studio making it, Jade Raymond, has left the company.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Jade Raymond, the founder and head of PlayStation owned Haven Studios, has left the company ahead of the studio's first release. This reportedly ...

Jade Raymond is already making moves after leaving her position at Stadia. The former EA and Ubisoft producer is opening a studio called Haven, which is working on an unannounced, original ...

Sony is now the proud owner of Jade Raymond's Haven Studios. "The Haven team begins a new phase of our journey, as part of the PlayStation Studios family," Raymond said via thePlayStation Blog.

Longtime industry veteran Jade Raymond is heading up a new studio that will create original games for PlayStation. Raymond announced the news today via the PlayStation Blog. “We want to create ...

Months after leaving Ubisoft Toronto, Jade Raymond still can’t help but say “we” when referring to the studio she built. It’s tough to let go, she says in a recent interview with Polygon ...