Wildlight Entertainment’s troubled shooter Highguard has seen its official website taken down, fueling fresh concern about the title’s future. Reports suggest the Concord Arc portion of the game is largely built, even as the studio deals with heavy staff cuts and new investor developments.

  • Official site removal: The game’s online presence was pulled, making it harder for players to get updates or official word from the developer.
  • Concord Arc nearly ready: Evidence circulating among fans and dataminers indicates significant work on the Concord Arc is already in place, hinting at a near-complete segment.
  • Company turmoil: Wildlight announced substantial layoffs last week, raising questions about whether remaining resources are enough to finish or support Highguard.
  • New backer surfaced: A mysterious investor has been linked to recent developments, but their intentions and commitment level remain unclear.
  • Mixed community reaction: Some players have celebrated the setbacks while others are lamenting another potentially lost project—uncertainty persists about whether the IP will be finished, sold, or shelved.

At this stage there’s no official update from Wildlight on relaunch plans or the status of Concord Arc, leaving fans and industry watchers waiting for clarity on whether the nearly finished content will ever reach players.

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