Ghost of Tsushima Had Around 7 Times Lower Budget Than Concord

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Had A Budget of Just $60 Million!

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  • Concord reportedly took $400 million to develop which is an absurd amount of money. 
  • In comparison successful games like Ghost of Tsushima only had a budget of $60 Million. 
  • This shows that the action-adventure title set in Japan had a seven times lower budget than Sony’s recent failure. 

Recently, a trusted source has revealed that Concord took $400 million to develop. This is not a small sum, as Sony has never made a game with this budget. On top of allocating a massive budget, this game ended up being the biggest failure in the history of gaming. 

You might know by now what recently happened with Concord and that it was being called the future of PlayStation internally. However, the game failed, having such an absurd amount of budget. 

In comparison, a PlayStation hit, Ghost of Tsushima, had a budget that was 7 times less than Concord

Why it matters: Giants are focusing too much on increasing the game’s scope when games with under $100 million budget also has a lot of potential to do wonders. 

Ghost of Tsushima
Ghost of Tsushima is Still One of The Most Beautiful Games

Ghost of Tsushima had a budget of just $60 million, but you can see what the game has done for PlayStation. The game has sold nearly 10 million copies on PlayStation alone. The game was released on PC after 4 years, and still, it became the second biggest PC Port of Sony. 

The release could have been much bigger if Sony had released the game earlier or on PC, and it wasn’t banned in most countries. It is pretty fascinating that this gorgeous and appealing open-world game just had a budget of $60 million

This game has impressed many creators, and there is a solid reason for that. On the other hand, Concord was taken offline just two weeks after launch. So, even after costing $400 million to develop, the game ended up recouping none of the money.

Concord
Concord’s Failure Should Not Be Taken Lightly

What’s more funny is that, as per the reports, this live service title was being pushed by none other than Hermen Hulst, as he was a big fan. That said, we hope Sony will be more careful with its games moving forward. 

The gaming giant should listen more to the fandom and announce the long-awaited sequel to Ghost of Tsushima. Demand for a Bloodborne remaster/ remake is also pretty high, so there were many options the gaming giant could have chosen from. 

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