Concord's Future Uncertain as Updates Continue Amid Speculation

PlayStation's costly FPS, Concord, faces speculation of a free-to-play relaunch after backend updates are detected on Steam.

Concord, a PlayStation FPS, was pulled from sale just two weeks after launch due to poor performance and lack of player interest.
Despite its removal, SteamDB shows that Concord's backend files have been updated daily, sparking rumors of a potential free-to-play relaunch.
The game's initial failure is attributed to entering a saturated hero shooter market dominated by free-to-play titles like Overwatch and Apex Legends.
Industry speculation suggests that making Concord free-to-play might be a strategy to recoup some of the significant development costs.
Firewalk Studios, the game's developer, is reportedly facing internal challenges, including the resignation of Concord's director and potential layoffs.