even reddit was laughing so hard at that game that moderators had to purge and lock threads about it all the time. this was the first one I recall seeing: https

even reddit was laughing so hard at that game that moderators had to purge and lock threads about it all the time. this was the first one I recall seeing: https://old.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/1d4ylfi/concord_might_have_the_ugliest_characters_designs/ https://old.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/1d4ylfi/concord_mig... it is blatantly obvious why that game has failed as hard as it did, just from that screenshot alone - tumblr-tier design, twitter-tier writing, targeting the virtually non-existent "modern audience". the talk about market saturation and such is just a cope - this game could come out before Overwatch was even announced and be F2P and it still would've failed just as spectacularly. "Evil cannot create anything new, they can only corrupt and ruin what good forces have invented or made". yes, you can take a franchise with an existing following and "reimagine" it for "modern audience" and succeed (financially) to some degree, but Concord had neither a following nor positive studio reputation to burn, and the result was painfully predictable for anyone with two brains cells to rub together from the moment they saw a glimpse of that steaming pile of shit.