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It’s being rumored that Sony might bring back the video game Concord as a free-to-play (F2P) game, as files are still being updated on Steam.
Sony’s $400 million first-person hero shooter “Concord” was pulled from stores within two weeks of launch due to low sales, with refunds issued to all purchasers.
The game’s monumental budget is driving efforts to salvage it, with rumors of a rework and potential free-to-play relaunch as the only viable option for redemption.
Industry professionals suggest rebranding and renaming the game to distance it from negative associations, potentially with a catchy title like “Sexy with Guns” to appeal to a wider audience.
Original character designs were reportedly superior to final versions, which were altered to make characters “uglier and overweight” due to consultant input, according to a Colum Morror podcast.
Significant engine renovation and gameplay rework would be necessary to make the game playable, as its current state is described as “unplayable” and “broken” by the video’s host.
Despite potential revival efforts, some industry voices claim the game is “completely dead in the water” with no chance of redemption, highlighting the challenge of resurrecting failed game launches.
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Sony is attempting to revive its failed $400 million hero shooter, Concord, as a free-to-play game in response to initial criticism and to better compete in a crowded gaming market.
00:00 Sony’s failed $400 million hero shooter, Concord, may be revived as a free-to-play game after its quick demise.
01:24 Sony plans to revive Concord as a free-to-play game after a costly $400 million investment, amid criticism of its character designs.
02:23 Concord may be making a comeback with updates and a potential free-to-play model, following its initial failure and removal from the store.
03:40 Sony’s significant investment in Concord suggests they are unlikely to abandon it despite skepticism about its potential for success.
04:34 Sony is reportedly investing heavily to revive the Concord game, potentially rebranding it with a more appealing concept like “sexy with guns” to attract players.
05:46 Sony’s struggling game may go free-to-play as it failed to attract players with its clichéd characters and full-price launch.
06:52 Sony must ensure their new hero shooter stands out in a crowded market dominated by popular games like Fortnite and Overwatch.
07:50 Sony is poised to capitalize on the revival of the Concord, promising exciting developments in pop culture.
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