Sony's 'Concord' Faces Disappointing Launch with Low Player Numbers
The new hero shooter from Firewalk Studios struggles to attract players despite eight years of development and a premium release.
- 'Concord' peaked at just 697 concurrent players on Steam, far below expectations for a major release.
- The game has received mixed reviews, with criticisms targeting its uninspired design and lack of innovation.
- Concord was developed over eight years and launched with a $40 price tag, unlike many successful free-to-play competitors.
- Marketing for the game was minimal, with only two months between its announcement and release.
- Sony's decision to release 'Concord' while canceling 'The Last of Us Online' raises questions about its live service strategy.