PlayStation's new FPS game, Concord, has suffered a catastrophic launch, peaking at only 697 concurrent players on Steam, a number significantly lower than similar releases like Redfall. Developed over eight years, Concord's lackluster performance has sparked viral backlash, with many players criticizing its character designs and gameplay, and some even wishing for its failure to send a message to Sony regarding its live service strategy. Despite its high production value, the game's mechanics may not resonate with players, leading to a divide in the community. The game's open beta had already shown signs of trouble, with a declining player count compared to its Early Access phase. Current estimates suggest Concord has sold around 3,000 to 6,500 copies, far from the expected success for such a significant investment. Overall, Concord's disappointing debut raises concerns about the future of Sony's live-service approach amidst a growing disinterest in the hero shooter genre.