PS5 console exclusive hero-shooter game Concord is shutting down on September 6. Concord was first revealed to the world this past May, and right off the bat, it struggled to generate interest. Many criticized the game for being yet another hero-shooter in what is becoming an increasingly crowded market, while others were not impressed with how it seemed to ape the art style of Guardians of the Galaxy.
There continued to be little to no interest in Concord in the months following its announcement. The first Concord beta test was originally reserved for those that pre-ordered the game, but it was eventually opened up to anyone with a PS Plus subscription. On PC, hardly anyone participated in the free beta, with that apathy predictably carrying over to the full $40 release. Concord's player count on Steam never even hit 700 players, with the game's total sales believed to be around 25,000 copies between both PC and PS5.
Concord players should note that the game's online multiplayer servers will be going down later today.
As Concord's player count continues to dwindle, it's been announced that the game is being taken offline indefinitely starting September 6. Concord...
