Concord gets an early seal of approval from hero shooter rival Overwatch, amid open beta praise for "solid gunplay" and some amazing sci-fi art
Concord had a strong first weekend

Sony's upcoming hero shooter, Concord, got its first public showing over the weekend, with an early access beta available to select players ahead of a full-fledged open beta later t💃his week. And despite having some stiff competition to overcome, the PS5's sci-fi FPS got some pretty positive reactions.
Perhaps the most telling of those is from Overwatch senior animator Kyle Disanjh, who says that the rival hero shooter is "a great surprise so far," with "distinct" characters and "fast and kinetic" combat. Overwatch's position in the hero shooter market is in no doubt, so a nod from one of its developers is pretty good news for Concord. Disanjh wasn𒁃't, however, the only dev with something nice to say, as Insomniac lead engine programmer Elan Ruskin took time to the soulful character change animations.
Conc🎃ord is a great surprise so far! The characters are distinct and really fun to play. Combat feels fast and kinetic, definitely worth checking out. Stealing a weapon buff from an enemy here and blinking behind them to kill them🍃, escaping with a flashy dodge. Felt great. pic.twitter.com/GWrcPos1eh
And it's not all gunplay. Journalist Stephen Totilo has highlighted that Coꦯncord looks pretty good too, highlighting cosmic-themed loading screen art that's both extremely p⛦retty and that speaks to some entertainingly fleshed-out science fiction worlds.
Concord sure is a pretty game (and I’♎m not getting thrashed in it just yet, thankfully). pic.twitter.com/VmZ9xpjmH7
Concord's early access beta is over, but there's another open 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Concord beta kicking off on July 18 and running unti💫l July 21, which should give you a chance to check out the hero shooter if you missed out thi♛s time around.
Concord is just the start of a hero shooter revival that I still don't entirely understand.
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