Sony has announced that live-service hero shooter Concord will be shutting down effective Friday, and that all players who have purchased the game will be entitled to refunds.
In a PlayStation Blog post, Sony says that it's been "listening closely" to Concord feedback. The studio says that while many of Concord's qualities "resonated" with its player base, "other aspects of the game and our initial launch didn't land the way we'd intended".
For that reason, Sony says it's taking Concord offline on September 6th, which is this Friday. The company says that it will "explore options, including those that will better reach our players".
In addition to taking the game's servers offline, Sony says it'll be offering "a full refund for all gamers who have purchased the game for PS5 or PC". That's everyone who bought it, since Concord isn't available on any other platforms.
If you bought it either from the PlayStation Store or from PlayStation Direct, you'll be issued a refund "back to your original payment method".
Things are a little different if you purchased Concord from other platforms. Steam players will be issued a refund "over the coming days", as will the Epic Games Store....
