Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) has closed Firewalk Studios following the sunsetting of its live services game “Concord” in September. The PlayStation owner has also decided to shutter ...

Sony is shuttering Neon Koi and Firewalk Studios. In an update to Sony employees, Hermen Hulst, CEO, Studio Business Group, Sony Interactive Entertainment, said that after "evaluat[ing] our games ...

Firewalk Studios, the Sony-owned developer behind ill-fated PlayStation shooter Concord, has been shut down, and the game will remain permanently offline despite earlier suggestions it could return.

Sony is shutting down Concord developer Firewalk Studios. This happens just under two months after the companies took the game offline, and delisted the live service shooter. In an update from ...

Sony has closed two PlayStation developers, Neon Koi, and Concord developer Firewalk Studios. The news was confirmed in an internal email from Sony CEO Hermen Hulst that was subsequently shared to ...

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Sony closes Firewalk and Neon Koi studios, ending Concord and its live-service plans. Lack of player engagement led to Concord's shutdown ...

In an update from Sony Interactive Entertainment (as spotted by Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier), the company has decided to close Firewalk Studios and sunset the game. This is due to the live ...

Firewalk Studios, the team behind PlayStation’s live service flop Concord has been shut down by Sony. The news came in the form of an SIE blog post that was simply a re-posting of an internal ...

Sony has made the decision to shut down Firewalk Studios, the developer behind Concord. The company will also close Neon Koi, which it acquired in 2022. Hermen Hulst, the CEO of Sony Interactive ...

Concord's servers were taken down just two weeks after the launch of the competitive team shooter from Firewalk Studios after ...

Today, PlayStation announced the closure of developer Firewalk Studios, and the decision to “permanently sunset the game.” In an internal email from Hermen Hulst, the PlayStation CEO revealed ...