The company announced the game was being removed from the PlayStation store on Tuesday, just a little under two weeks after its initial launch. Players who purchased the $40 game were granted full refunds for it.

Sony has begun removing Concord from PlayStations following its abrupt shutdown. Speculation grows about a potential comeback for the failed title.

Sony's team-based online shooter Concord has been removed from sale and will be taken offline on Friday, September 6, just two weeks after its August 23 launch. Firewalk Studios Game Director Ryan Ellis said in an announcement Tuesday that publisher Sony will offer refunds to all players who purchased the game on PC or PS5.

In a stunning move, Sony pulled the plug on its long-in-development shooter game Concord just two weeks after its release and following a disaster of a launch. Concord, which was released on Aug. 23 for PC and PlayStation 5,

It seems like there are more reactions to Concord's demise than active players in the game.

Concord, that 5v5 multiplayer first-person shooter about Guardians Of The Galaxy-like space persons, will be taken offline on the 6th September. Anyone who bought it is being offered a full refund and it's been wiped off storefronts.

Concord’s servers officially went offline last Friday on September 6. The always-online hero shooter, which launched on August 23, became unplayable at that point, but Sony didn’t stop there. The company has since taken the unprecedented step of also removing the game entirely from players’ PlayStation accounts.

Sony appears to be removing Concord from people's PlayStation accounts, as some report the game is missing from their library entirely.