The short-lived 5v5 hero shooter Concord is reportedly disappearing from people's PlayStation accounts after Sony shut down the game's servers and delisted it from sale in early September. While the shutdown of Concord was announced several days in advance, Sony never explicitly mentioned any plans to outright remove the game from players' accounts.
Concord failed to find much of an audience at launch, not even reaching a concurrent player count of 700 on Steam when it launched on August 23. The title was shut down just two weeks later, on September 6, with the dev team announcing that it would be exploring options and deciding how best to proceed. The game was meant to be Sony's answer to the hero shooter trend, launching as a PS5 console exclusive. Unfortunately, it failed to make an impact, with many citing its $40 price tag in an already saturated market as a likely reason for its lackluster reception.
Though its visual design and characterizations were apparently quite liked by the few who played Concord, the game failed to take off in the way Sony expected, and the game is set to be shut down on September 6, 2024. For all...
