Concord has only sold around 25,000 copies during its first five days on the market, an industry analyst said. The figure suggests that Concord is off to an extremely rough start that will be difficult to recover from.
The first-person hero shooter hit the market on August 23 as the debut game from Bellevue, Washington-based Firewalk Studios. Some 16 months ahead of its release, Sony acquired Firewalk Studios for an undisclosed sum, indicating that the gaming giant was bullish on Concord's prospects.
Concord released only a week ago and it's already in danger of being put out to pasture, but PlayStation Plus could offer the game a second chance.
But the company's bet is far from paying off, as suggested by some recent estimates from industry analyst Simon Carless. Speaking to IGN, Carless said that the hero shooter had only sold around 25,000 units as of August 28, five days following its release. PlayStation users account for the majority of its meager customer base, with the analyst estimating that the PS5 version of Concord sold approximately 15,000 copies during the observed period.
Carless's report is far from the first indicator that the hero shooter is having an...
