Remedy Entertainment notified investors that their AAA game, which they make at Epic Games, has gone into full development.
Last year we learned that developer Alan Wake and Control in partnership with Epic Games two games He was going to work. to me Rumors It will be remastered by Alan Wake and a sequel. This has not been confirmed by Epic or Remedy.
In addition to news of the full production of this new game, the report notes that Remedy Entertainment’s workforce has grown to nearly 300 people, which makes sense given that the studio has a lot on its plate.
In addition to the upcoming AAA game, the company is developing the four-player co-op PvE game from Control (called Condor) and is also working on a sequel to the action title, which is currently in pre-production. Control has attracted over 10 million players since its launch, so it’s no surprise that the company is doing everything it can for the franchise.
There’s also an update on Vanguard – the upcoming free co-op game from Remedy – which is “progressing at a good pace” and has “passed specific internal and external testing for closed-loop games”. Remedy says Crossfire X will also launch sometime in 2021.
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