NetEase developer Guangyun Chen rejects the idea that Marvel Rivals is anything like Concord because of its dedication to the players. Concord is the latest failed attempt at a hero shooter, but Marvel Rivals may not repeat the mistakes that resulted in its discontinuation.
Concord is a game that was released in August and discontinued in September due to its small audience. This set a record low for live service titles, as the game had only been live for two weeks before PlayStation shut the door on its few dedicated fans. Since then, Concord fans have spotted the game being sold at various stores despite the inability to play it. Marvel Rivals Game Director Guangyun Chen is confident that the Marvel hero shooter won't follow Concord's mistakes.
A cool fanmade Marvel Rivals animation shows what Deadpool may look like if he becomes a playable character in the hero shooter.
The Gamer recently held an exclusive interview with Marvel Rivals Game Director Guangyun Chen in which Concord was brought up. According to Chen, Marvel Rivals is distinct from Concord because NetEase intends to prioritize the player base and the game's fun factor. The Game Director also stated that Marvel Rivals' unique...
