Concord is PlayStation and Firewalk Studios' new venture to gain ground in multiplayer gaming. The title received mixed reviews upon its revelation, and there are those who believe it lacks the potential to win over players when it becomes available.
A reputable insider revealed another detail about the game this morning that worries many players and will affect PC users. According to billbil-kun, Concord will require a PlayStation Network account, potentially preventing the title from debuting in several countries lacking support for Sony's services.
PC players might not enjoy Concord without a PS Network account
As you know, Sony has required a PlayStation Network account for PC players interested in enjoying their games. This sparked a lot of controversy and affected successful releases like Helldivers 2, which ultimately dropped the requirement.
However, the company has made an account indispensable for playing the multiplayer component of Ghost of Tsushima. Furthermore, we know that God of War Ragnarök and Until Dawn will also require it.
The new report from billbil-kun reveals that Concord will be another title that demands an active PlayStation Network account to function on PC. The insider claims that this requirement will prevent the new game from being marketed in many countries where PlayStation services are not available.
This upsets PC players and worries fans of the brand, as they fear this will further diminish the impact of the game's launch. In fact, part of the community is not very optimistic and believes the title will shut down months after its release.
However, it's important to clarify that PlayStation has not confirmed this requirement for Concord. Nevertheless, everything indicates that the company will continue the trend of requiring one of their accounts for all their future PC releases.
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