Following a successful reveal of Project Eve at Sony's latest PlayStation Showcase, Shift Up CEO Hyung-Tae Kim bought a little present for each of the game's 260 developers--a PlayStation 5.

According to Daniel Ahmad (via Twitter), Swift Up's CEO chose the PS5s as a gift so that the game's creators could all play Project Eve when it eventually releases. It's unclear exactly how Swift Up's CEO acquired so many of the still hard to find consoles, but given Project Eve's role in the recent PlayStation Showcase, Ahmad says it probably wouldn't have been too hard to secure so many units.

Despite each of the game's developers receiving a PS5 to play the game on, Project Eve was announced as a multiplatform title back in 2019, and slated to release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Whether or not the title is now a PS5 exclusive is unclear, but Project Eve will take advantage of the PS5 DualSense controller's haptic feedback according to an official PlayStation Blog post, though Swift Up hasn't revealed specific details on that front.