Concord

After eight years of development, Sony-owned Firewalk Studio (made up of Destiny veterans, primarily) has finally completed its much-hyped Overwatch challenger. Petter has handed out ratings...

Ryan Ellis was at the helm for Concord's release, but if it is to fly again, he won't be piloting the ship.

Make sure to grab what will undoubtedly become a collector's piece down the line.

Before also briefly touching on Astro Bot and Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II.

"Some on the team no longer want to work in games, design characters, or even do art anymore after this."

Including throwing themselves off the map for XP points.

After just over ten days on the market, Sony decided to kill the game and give everyone who bought it a refund. How could it go so wrong?

It seems that might be the only bit of Concord content left to release.

Firewalk admits: "our initial launch didn't land the way we'd intended."

That's really, really bad.

After six hours, it's obvious that gamers weren't exactly lining up to get started.

An employee from Firewalk has been along for the ride for five of those years.

We've also got details on the launch timings.

As of now, the game is ranked number 793 on the Steam Wishlist Leaderboard.

"You own Concord, Concord doesn't own you."

Just over 2000 people hopped on Sony's new shooter at its peak.