One person still plays Unity on PC via Steam, although the controversial first-person shooter shut down its servers on September 6. Although Unity was a first-party title for PlayStation, the game received mixed reviews and only survived two weeks before being canceled.

Developed by a new PlayStation studio called Firewalk Studios, the now-delisted shooter was supposed to be the next WatchBut UnityThe unfortunate timing of the release was just one of many reasons why the controversial new title was only available for two weeks before being taken offline. In addition to the tough competition Unity was criticized by players for its “ugly” character design and lack of innovation in an already overpopulated genre.

Despite the fact Unity is officially dead, there still seems to be one person playing the game, according to SteamDB. Although the shooter only reached 697 concurrent players at launch, the website, which is an unofficial database for all things Steam, states that there is still one user who has launched the game. Since the game’s servers are no longer operational, that one player has likely just launched the game and isn’t actually playing anything. Why the user would want to keep a non-functional game running all the time remains a mystery, however.

Die-hard Concord fan stays online

Unity has received mixed reviews from critics, but the shooter still managed to maintain a positive rating badge on Steam. Unfortunately, the low player count led to PlayStation delisting the title and refunding all players just two weeks later. Unity has been released. But for fans who actually enjoyed their time with the title, it’s not all bad news, as PlayStation said it will “explore options” for the future of Unity. While there is no confirmation that it will ever return, the studio seems to be starting from scratch before making a decision. Unity‘s future.

Concord player may defy sudden closure

Since the servers are officially offline, it is likely that this lone player remaining online is simply protesting the sudden shutdown of the game. This is also not the first time that a single player has remained online in a delisted game, as a lone The day before Players remained online after the game was shut down in January 2024. Although it only took four days for developer Fntastic to announce The day beforeDespite the shutdown, the game remained in operation for a total of about six weeks.

While The day before was often described by players as a “fraud”, Unity is nothing like that. After a development period of about eight years, the shooter was criticized by many for not differentiating itself from established hero shooters such as Apex Legends And Watch. Although the genre may be oversaturated, Valve’s upcoming hero shooter deadlock proves that it still has a chance of success as it has over 100,000 concurrent players even though the game is not officially released yet.