Sony TeamLFG Emerges From Ex-Bungie Roster Shake-Up

Wednesday, May 7, 2025, 10:20 am

Sony’s latest move sees the formation of TeamLFG, a new studio helmed by former Bungie talent committed to developing immersive multiplayer action titles. The initiative blends industry veterans from popular franchises, injecting a hint of irreverence into the competitive gaming landscape.

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ign.com / Sony Announces teamLFG, a New PlayStation Studio Spun Out of Bungie That’s Making a Team-Based Action Game Inspired by Fighting Games, MOBAs, And… ‘Frog-Type’ Games

Sony has announced a new PlayStation studio called teamLFG and teased its debut game.

engadget.com / New PlayStation studio teamLFG is working on a multiplayer action game

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…

theverge.com / PlayStation announces new studio focused on ‘immersive multiplayer worlds’

Sony just announced a new internal studio called Team LFG, which will be developing “a team-based action game.” According to Sony Interactive Entertainment studios CEO Hermen Hulst, the studio “originated at Bungie, but has also rallied developers from across the industry to bring to life an…

kotaku.com / Sony's Newest PlayStation Studio Is Made Up Of Destiny And Fortnite Vets Making A Multiplayer 'Frog-Type' Game

A new team has joined the ranks of PlayStation’s first-party studios. Alongside Naughty Dog, Sucker Punch, Housemarque and others now sits teamLFG, a group of ex-Bungie developers working on a mysterious “frog-type” multiplayer project. I have a lot of questions, too.Read more...

gamespot.com / Former Bungie Devs Create TeamLFG Under PlayStation Studios

A former incubation project from Destiny 2 developer Bungie is now being worked on by a new first-party PlayStation studio named TeamLFG.

ign.com / EA Bucks Industry Trend And Says It Has No Plans to Increase Video Game Prices

Publisher/ developer EA has confirmed it has no plans to raise the price of its games even as the likes of Microsoft and Nintendo jump to $80.

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