Concord game release date, pre-order and latest news
Sony Interactive Entertainment is getting in on the first-person hero shooter genre, and is hoping Firewalk Studios’ Concord has the legs to be a successful multiplayer game for years to come after its initial end-of-August release date.
With strong Guardians of the Galaxy vibes thanks to its cast of wacky, bright and colourful aliens with guns and other powers, there’s certainly plenty of character involved.
Called Freegunners, each playable character in the game «brings their own unique skills, personality, and abilities that cater to a wide range of playstyles».
You can even «create your own custom squads of Freegunners with Crew Builder… or focus on your favourite characters to master their gameplay» and unlock new cosmetics, lore and more.
If all of that sounds good, keep reading for the Concord release date, where to pre-order and to learn more about its gameplay and story. Hop on down to the end of the page to watch a trailer or two!
The Concord release date is Friday 23rd August, Sony has confirmed.
This is a worldwide release date, and it follows a couple of betas which came to an end on 21st July.
You don’t have long to pre-order the game now, so you’d best get in there quick if you want to grab those pre-order bonuses.
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Yes, you can pre-order Concord!
You can pick up a physical copy of the multiplayer first-person hero shooter from GAME for £34.99. Yep, Concord is a budget-friendly release, just as Helldivers 2 was and is.
If you’re after a digital copy of the game, meanwhile, you can pre-order a Steam copy from CDKeys with a solid saving. You’ll have to head to the PlayStation Store or Epic Games Store to pre-order digitally on those platforms.
There is a Digital Deluxe Edition of the game on PS5 and PC, too.
The Digital Deluxe
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