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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

Alan Wake 2 Drops To 847p For 60FPS on Xbox Series X & PS5

While Alan Wake 2 visuals are in a league of their own, it renders below 900p to achieve these results and 60FPS on consoles.

Max Payne Remakes Ready To Enter Production, Says Remedy

Development of the Max Payne remakes is progressing well, with Remedy Entertainment heading into the production readiness stage.

Alan Wake 2 Was So Good Thanks To Epic Games, Says Remedy

Alan Wake 2 would not have been as successful without Epic Games since the publisher allowed Remedy full creative control over the project.

Alan Wake 2 Delivers Visual Feast, Justifying PC Requirements

Unparalleled visuals meet gripping storytelling in Alan Wake 2, creating a true next-gen gaming experience in 2023.

Alan Wake 2: Remedy Stock Prices Rose Sharply Following Positive Reception

Following the great reviews of Alan Wake 2, Remedy Entertainment stock prices have risen over 12% for the first time in many months.

Alan Wake 2 Review Roundup – More Than Just A Sequel

Alan Wake 2 has been a pleasant surprise, rivaling many of the best games of 2023 on Metacritic with a score of 89/100.

Alan Wake 2: Only 2 of Top 10 Steam GPUs Will Achieve 1080p 60FPS

A recent survey has revealed that 80% of Steam's most used graphic cards will not be able to handle the demanding Alan Wake 2.

Alan Wake 2 Drops Support For GTX 10 & Radeon RX 5000 Series

Alan Wake 2 will not support first-generation RDNA and GeForce GTX 10 series because of the lack of mesh shaders.

Alan Wake 2 Runs Well & Looks Good on Consoles, Claims Dev

Following recent concerns about the game's performance on consoles, an Alan Wake 2 developer has stated that the game runs well on consoles.
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