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Catherine Lewis

Concord is now filled with players throwing themselves off the maps as quickly as possible in a desperate attempt to unlock the shooter's Platinum trophy before it goes offline

Concord.

New PlayStation hero shooter Concord is being taken offline later this week, and dedicated trophy hunters are now racing to unlock its ultra-rare Platinum trophy that's about to get even rarer for the foreseeable future. 

Concord has been out for less than two weeks, but on September 6, it'll no longer be playable, and those who bought it can expect refunds to hit their accounts. Developer Firewalk Studios hasn't stated that this is the end of the hero shooter for good, noting that after it's offline, the team will "explore options, including those that will better reach our players." Equally, it's not clear when we could expect the game to return, or what changes there might be to its roadmap, so many trophy hunters are acting like it's now or never to get the elusive 'Living Legend' Platinum.

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