Remedy Entertainment has a rich history in the gaming world, from the early success of Max Payne to the recent acclaim of Control. Following a period of relative obscurity after Max Payne 2, the studio made a triumphant return with the release of Control in 2019. The subsequent launch of Alan Wake 2 further solidified Remedy's comeback, propelling them back into the spotlight.

Now, with multiple projects in the works, including Alan Wake 2 DLCs scheduled for 2024, Remedy Entertainment is shaping up to deliver a diverse gaming experience.

Exciting Updates on Remedy Entertainment's Upcoming Games

Control 2

Previously known as Codename Heron, the sequel to Control was confirmed by Remedy Entertainment in November 2022. While details are scarce, the development of Control 2 is currently in the proof-of-concept phase, suggesting a wait for concrete information on the sequel's progress.

According to CEO Tero Virtala, Control 2 will remain in this phase for the foreseeable future, hinting at a longer development timeline.

Max Payne 1 and 2 Remakes

Teaming up with Rockstar, Remedy Entertainment is revisiting its roots with remakes of Max Payne and Max Payne 2. Recent updates indicate that both remakes have transitioned to the production stage, signifying a significant step forward in their development process.

Projects Condor and Kestrel

Remedy Entertainment's venture into multiplayer gaming introduces projects like Condor, a co-op extension of Control, and Kestrel, a multiplayer game with a revised approach. While Condor progresses smoothly towards completion, Kestrel underwent a strategic shift to adapt to market trends, ensuring a more engaging player experience.