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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 Has Been Developing An “Unannounced” Game For Nearly 2 Years Under Alan Wake 2 Director

Besides its revealed portfolio, Remedy Entertainment has also been working on a secretive, unannounced project for nearly two years.

Control Resonant Wins Fans Over; Pirates Also Telling Gamers To Support Remedy

Control Resonant leaked ahead of its release, but even pro-piracy players are urging others to buy the game to support Remedy.

Control Resonant Review Roundup – A Worthy Reality-Bending Sequel

Remedy has once again delivered as Control Resonant scores an 85 on Metacritic, with reviews calling it a worthy upgrade from the original.

Control Resonant Won’t Be Available On Physical Disc At Launch

Remedy Entertainment has officially announced a last-minute delay for the physical release of Control Resonant.

Remedy Declares Control Resonant A Must-Play And Day-One Purchase

Remedy has set a lofty bar for Control Resonant, hoping that the game will be a must-play title for gamers at release.

Remedy Assures Fans Max Payne Remakes Still In Development

Remedy’s work on Max Payne Remakes is still moving ahead despite the lack of meaningful updates on the project lately.

Control Resonant To Offer At Least 30 Hours of Gameplay

Remedy's Control Resonant might offer up to 50 hours of gameplay, but gamers can expect the main story to last at least 30 hours.

Fans Worried About Remedy’s Downfall After Studio Appointed Sports Betting Exec As New CEO

A new CEO has been appointed for Remedy Games, creating concerns among fans about a misguided pivot at the studio.

Remedy Has Announced Control Resonant With A 2026 Release

Remedy has officially revealed Control Resonant, the next part of its 2019 game, which features a new protagonist in warped Manhattan City.
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