Disastrously launched live-service game
Sony's recent trademark filing for "Break In", an online third-person shooter, has ignited speculation about its connection to the troubled live-service game Fairgames. With a State of Play event on June 2, fans wonder if "Break In" is a rebrand or internal reboot of Fairgames, which has faced development issues and key talent losses. The timing of the filing suggests a potential reveal at the upcoming event.
Sega has canceled its highly anticipated live service 'Super Game' due to intensifying market competition, transferring 100 developers to work on traditional 'Full Game' projects. This move may signal a broader industry shift away from live service games. The cancellation reflects the high risks and challenges associated with developing and maintaining live service titles in a crowded market.
Shuhei Yoshida shares insights on his demotion from Sony, reflecting on conflicts with Jim Ryan and the push for live-service games.
PlayStation closes a year-old studio and trims mobile plans as it rethinks strategy.
A PlayStation gamer stumbles upon an awkward notification promoting Concord, a hero shooter that was taken offline shortly after launch. Here's the story.
As Concord prepares to go offline, players find creative ways to secure the elusive Platinum trophy. Discover their unique strategy before the shutdown.
Following Sony's decision to pull Concord, a Gearbox developer shares vital advice for game preservation based on past experiences with Battleborn.
Discover why the PS5 exclusive "Concord" is shutting down and how players can obtain a full refund for their purchase.
Dive into the details of the shutdown of the PS5 console exclusive, "Concord," and the upcoming refunds for its players.
Foamstars is transitioning to a free-to-play model on PlayStation this October. Learn about the changes, player reactions, and what this means for the game's future.
PlayStation’s live-service FPS Concord is facing review bombing on Metacritic, with its user rating plummeting to 2.2. Despite positive Steam reviews, the game is struggling to find its audience.
Concord, the hero shooter from Firewalk Studios, launches after nearly a decade in development, promising a deep experience for PS5 and PC players.