Alan Wake 2 Expands as Control 2 Enters Production

Remedy Entertainment has shared development updates on several highly anticipated projects, including the Max Payne remake, Control 2, and codenamed Condor. Get the latest details on Remedy's evolving game universe.

Remedy Entertainment's Publishing Strategy and Project Updates

Remedy Entertainment has entered crucial development phases for multiple upcoming titles according to their latest financial report. The studio provided progress reports on the Max Payne 1 & 2 remake, Control 2, and the multiplayer project codenamed Condor.

Control 2 Advances to Production Readiness

The highly anticipated Control sequel has achieved production-ready status, marking a significant step forward. This stage means the game is fully playable, with development shifting toward scaling up production. The production readiness phase involves rigorous testing and optimization to meet quality standards.

Additionally, Remedy announced the upcoming release of Control Ultimate Edition for Apple silicon Macs later this year.

Condor Multiplayer Project Hits Full Production

The Control universe's multiplayer spinoff, codenamed Condor, has entered full production. Development teams are currently creating multiple maps and mission types while conducting internal and limited external playtests. This service-based game represents Remedy's first venture into live-service gaming with a fixed-price model.

Alan Wake 2 and Max Payne Remake Developments

The Night Springs expansion for Alan Wake 2 has received critical and fan acclaim, with the base game reportedly recouping most development costs. Physical editions including a Deluxe Edition (October 2024) and Collector's Edition (December 2024) are now available for pre-order.

The Max Payne 1 & 2 remake has transitioned from production readiness to full development, with teams working to complete a playable version while refining distinctive gameplay features. The project remains a collaboration with Rockstar Games.

Remedy's Franchise Strategy Takes Shape

Following their acquisition of full Control franchise rights earlier this year, Remedy is preparing to announce their publishing strategy for both Control and Alan Wake properties by year's end. The studio is evaluating self-publishing options alongside potential partner collaborations.

"We're strategically positioning Control and Alan Wake - connected through our Remedy Connected Universe - as cornerstone franchises alongside our partnership project with the Max Payne remake," stated company representatives.

Remedy plans to share more details about their Control and Alan Wake franchise plans in the coming months, along with further project updates.