Concord didn’t die. Without making much of a fuss, the PlayStation exclusive has begun receiving internal updates on Steam – Concord

Despite all the problems and loud shutdown of servers announced 11 days after launch, agreement still alive. Although Firewalk Studios has not made any statements regarding its hero shooterIt turns out that the team worked in complete silence. And we know this because the game received updates internal on Steam.

The data became known thanks to Insider GamesThe media, which noticed some changes in Concorde, reported via SteamDB. While these logs don’t contain details about what was implemented/removed in the game’s multiplayer, Firewalk Studios added 20 patches since October 6 last year. Apparently, these updates were uploaded to Steam by users like “pmtest“, “sonyqae_shipping“, And “SonyQAE“.

In short, this indicates that Firewalk Studios continues to work on a PlayStation exclusive. In fact, it’s worth remembering here that the shutdown of Concord’s servers wasn’t a final goodbye; According to a statement released in early September, the developers’ intention was “explore options” And determine the “best path forward”. So the return hero shooter sometime in the next few months.

Concorde director would resign

Apparently things weren’t going well for Concorde. Actually, some sources reported about what Ryan Ellis, title director, would resign after a failed launch hero shooter; For their part, Firewalk Studios employees were left waiting for Sony’s decision regarding their future. And, although there is no official news about the project, everything indicates that the PlayStation exclusive reactivated internally. It remains to be seen how it will fare on its second try if it ends up returning to the market for good.

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