Concord Release Date Still Set for 2024, Sony Confirms

During a Sony earnings call that took place early this morning, the company confirmed that the Concord release date is still slated for 2024. With the multiplayer shooter so close on the horizon, there’s a chance we’ll see it at a PlayStation showcase this month or next.

The earnings call covered Sony’s financials over the last fiscal year and touched on their plans for the upcoming year as well. While the company did not delve too much into their specific plans for PlayStation, they did highlight some plans for their live service titles:

“In terms of software, the live service game, Helldivers 2, released in February, has been a hit that far exceeded expectations with cumulative sales for both PS5 and PC in 12 weeks since its release through the beginning of May, reached 12 million copies, surpassing the record set by God of War: Ragnarok in the same period after its release in 2022. The game has become our biggest PC title to date, and as a multi-platform title, it also contributed significantly to sales and profit last quarter. Following this success, we are looking forward to the release of live service games, such as the expansion content, Destiny 2: The Final Shape, which is expected to be released by Bungie on June 4, and Concord, which is scheduled to be released this year by Firewalk Studios, which we acquired in 2023.” —Sadahiko Hayakawa, Sony Group Finance and HR Representative

This statement confirms that PlayStation is still planning to release Concord this year. We haven’t seen anything from the game aside from a brief cinematic reveal trailer, so it comes as a bit of a surprise that Sony’s still intent on dropping it in the next seven months. Still, a game doesn’t need to be shown off to be finished, so perhaps Firewalk’s been hard at work polishing it up in the time they’ve been silent.

Are you excited for Concord? Let us know down in the comments.

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