Remedy Entertainment

Control Resonant, first announced at TGA 2025, is set to be a direct sequel to Control, but with a dramatic genre shift: instead of a “cinematic shooter with office demolition,” Remedy is crafting a demonic slasher in the vein of Devil May Cry, with RPG elements, set in a distorted Manhattan. The game is slated for release in 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, and is positioned as both a continuation of the story and a welcoming entry point into the wider Remedy universe.

During The Game Awards 2025, Remedy Entertainment debuted the trailer for their upcoming action-adventure title, Control Resonant, set for release in 2026 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S). The game already has a Steam page.

A fresh filing for the Control: Resonant trademark has been spotted online. It was submitted through Nordia Attorneys at Law, a firm that regularly works with Remedy Entertainment. This directly suggests that the studio is preparing something new within the Control universe. It may be a codename for the sequel or something else entirely.

The developers of FBC: Firebreak have announced that the major Rogue Protocol update, originally scheduled for November, will require additional time and is now planned for release in January 2026. The studio emphasized that the delay will allow them to deliver a fully polished, balanced, and player-worthy game mode.

Remedy Entertainment is pushing ahead with development on the Max Payne Remake, even after the recent departure of CEO Tero Virtala. The project, created in collaboration with Rockstar Games, has been in full production for over 15 months. According to the company, around 200 employees are involved, and the entire development cycle is expected to take about 1–2 years, followed by a six-month beta testing phase. If everything goes according to plan, the remake could launch by the end of 2026.

Remedy Entertainment has announced a leadership shake-up: CEO Tero Virtala is stepping down after nine years in the role. He will remain with the company during a “transition period” as the search for a new chief executive begins.

Remedy has released a free update for Control Ultimate Edition on consoles, bringing several new graphics options. The patch first arrived on PC in early 2025.

Remedy Entertainment was founded on August 18, 1995. Over the past three decades, it has released eleven games, many of which have become hits. In this article, we will tell you about all the projects of the Finnish company, from those that have been released to those that are currently in development.

Remedy Entertainment is celebrating its 30th anniversary. The Finnish studio — best known for Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Control — was founded on August 18, 1995. To mark the occasion, Remedy unveiled a special illustration by artist Valentina Paz.

Remedy has released its latest financial report for the first half of 2025. According to the company, revenue for the period rose 43.4% year-over-year to €30.3 million.

Remedy once simply made cool games. Now they're building their own mythology. The released FBC: Firebreak is not just a cooperative action game from the creators of Alan Wake and Control, but a new chapter in Remedy's overall narrative project called the Remedy Connected Universe (RCU). It already includes Alan Wake, Control, Alan Wake 2 — and now Firebreak. What is this universe? How did it emerge? And why is this not just marketing, but a carefully assembled world where horror, paranormal phenomena, and the collective unconscious intertwine? We've prepared a structured analysis so anyone can understand the franchise's origins and current status.

Remedy Entertainment has just released their new co-op first-person shooter, FBC: Firebreak, on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. Set in the Control universe, the game has already sparked discussion among players. Notably, FBC: Firebreak currently holds a "Mixed" rating on Steam.

FBC: Firebreak, a new co-op shooter set in the Control universe, launched on June 17. The game is available on PC (Steam, EGS), Xbox Series X/S, and PS5 — as well as through Game Pass.

Remedy Entertainment revealed a new trailer for FBC: Firebreak, the cooperative shooter set in the Control universe, during the PC Gaming Show 2025. The game is scheduled to release on June 17 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

"As is" — that's exactly how we get the computer game Alan Wake. Two years after the game was released on Xbox 360, Remedy Entertainment did nothing to properly port the game to personal computers. Essentially, what players get is a typical console project, released on PC just for the sake of it. And, of course, it suffers from all the issues present on consoles. Only the developers had no desire to cure the game of its "ailments."

A select group of players will soon get the chance to try out FBC: Firebreak, the upcoming co-op shooter from Remedy Entertainment. A Control spin-off pits players against supernatural threats in intense team-based combat.

Remedy Entertainment has shared new details about the development of Control 2. In an interview with Game File, the studio’s CEO Tero Virtala revealed that the game’s budget is around $57 million.

Remedy Entertainment has announced the release date for its new co-op game, FBC: Firebreak, which will launch on June 17, 2025, for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (Steam and Epic Games Store). The game will be available from day one for subscribers of PC Game Pass, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, as well as PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium.

Finnish company Remedy Entertainment is currently working on several projects, one of which is FBC: Firebreak, classified by the developers as an AA title.

Finnish studio Remedy has shared details about its next project — the first-person co-op shooter FBC: Firebreak. We’ve gathered all the key info in this article.