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Remedy Entertainment

Remedy Entertainment has a rich history with IPs like Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Control. Joining the industry in the mid-1990s, the studio was established in Espoo, Finland, by members of Future Crew.

It became a renowned developer after its second title, Max Payne. This game popularized mechanics like bullet time to merge cinematic moments with real-time gameplay while focusing on a gritty plot involving a retired cop.

Today, the studio has many acclaimed IPs under its belt. Remedy Entertainment has been working on remakes for the first two Max Payne games and hopes to release Alan Wake 2 as its best work in the horror genre. For the latest information about these games and others like Control 2, scroll through the articles below.

  • Founded: August 1995
  • CEO: Tero Virtala

Remedy Allegedly Lying About FBC: Firebreak Player Count To Please Investors

Fans are alleging that Remedy Entertainment is lying about FBC: Firebreak crossing 1 million player count.

Fans Are Calling Remedy’s New Shooter Concord 2

Remedy's latest shooter game, FBC Firebreak, is a colossal failure as it failed to secure even 2k players on Steam.

Remedy’s New Multiplayer Game FBC: Firebreak Is Inspired By Helldivers 2

Remedy's multiplayer title, FBC: Firebreak, is shaping up to be great, as it is inspired by the likes of Helldivers 2 and Deep Rock Galactic.

Control 2 Will Be Made With Less Budget Than Alan Wake 2, Says Remedy

Remedy Entertainment has revealed that Control 2 will have a smaller development budget than 2023's tech-marvel Alan Wake 2.

FBC Firebreak Ditches Live Service Trends: No Battle Passes, No Microtransactions

Alan Wake 2 studio's FBC Firebreak is a fun multiplayer experience without the headaches of battle passes and live service elements.

Alan Wake 2 Cost More To Make Than Expected And Went Over Budget, Says Remedy

Remedy states that Alan Wake 2, despite being much cheaper to make than most other AAA titles, went over budget during its development.

Control 2 Has Officially Entered Full Production

In its annual report, Remedy revealed that Control 2 is now officially in full production and is estimated to be released in 15-26 months.

Remedy Planning To Release Max Payne Remakes in 2026 and Control 2 in 2027

According to the analyst's report, the Max Payne remakes are slated for release in 2026, while Control 2 is expected to follow in 2027.

Alan Wake 2 Finally Recouped Development Costs 16 Months After Launch

Remedy Entertainment has announced that Alan Wake 2 has finally recouped its development costs and has been profitable since the end of 2024.
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