Concord will stay in Amazon’s Secret Level regardless of its sudden cancellation, IGN has realized from a supply near manufacturing.
Secret Level, a collection of 15 standalone brief tales that includes a number of online game properties, initially included Concord in its announcement throughout gamescom. Its inclusion was thrown into doubt by PlayStation’s resolution to take Concord offline, seemingly spelling the tip of the troubled stay service sport.
Prime Video has but to formally whether or not or not it’s going to stay in Tim Miller’s anthology collection, however IGN understands that the episode that includes Concord is certainly nonetheless slated to air this season.
Along with Concord, Secret Level will embody tales that includes God of Warfare, Mega Man, Unreal Match, and different properties from all through online game historical past. Keanu Reeves is among the many actors mentioned to be starring in the collection.
Secret Level garnered consideration at gamescom not simply due to its giant numer of acquainted franchises, however due to Miller’s involvement in fashionable anthologies resembling Love, Dying and Robots. It is presently slated to stream on Prime Video on December 10.
Concord, for its half, is slated to go offline this week — lower than two weeks after its preliminary launch. Concord’s low gross sales and tiny concurrent numbers seemingly doomed the shooter, although it is unclear whether or not Sony plans to deliver it again as a free-to-play launch. Within the meantime, gamers are throwing themselves off cliffs in an try to max out their degree and get a coveted platinum trophy.
In our Concord evaluation we wrote, “Concord isn’t essentially the most revolutionary or content-heavy hero shooter you possibly can play, however with such implausible aggressive gameplay, 16 compelling characters to grasp, and 12 well-designed maps, it’s acquired the makings of one thing that would go the space in the months and years to come back. Actually, it’s a testomony to its FPS chops that even whereas it has a nearly nonexistent story and a critical want for a signature sport mode, I nonetheless discovered myself dropping dozens of hours to its PvP charms.”
Concord is scheduled to go offline on September 6.
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