(UPDT) Concord is back via custom servers created by players

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(UPDT) Concord is back via custom servers created by players

Update on November 15, 2025, at 6:40 p.m.

Sony was quick to respond, and the YouTube videos of the project were taken down. They were subject to DMCA takedown requests from the company MarkScan, which has been behind many DMCA complaints filed by Sony in recent years.

In addition, the internet users who designed the custom Concord servers on PC have decided to suspend invitations "due to worrying legal proceedings". Still, Sony has yet to request the closure of the servers in question, but it is likely to do so soon.

Original article

One of the biggest failures in the history of PlayStation (and perhaps video games) is making a comeback! Fans have brought back Concord, which shut down its servers in September 2024 just two weeks after its release.

After several months of reverse engineering and development, Concord is once again accessible via custom servers on PC. We owe this to Red, open_wizard, and gwog, three developers who announced the news on Discord.

While some bugs still remain, the main elements of Concord have been successfully restored. The main menu, character loading, and matchmaking are fully operational. It is even possible to play a full game.

Videos have been posted to illustrate this minor feat.

Source: thegamepost.com

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