Amid a bleak landscape, the studio behind Alan Wake has found a way to survive and grow, all while staying weird.

Developer Remedy Entertainment and publisher 505 Games have confirmed that Control 2 is in development, and will be coming to the PC, PS5, and Xbox.

FBC: Firebreak is Remedy Entertainment’s ambitious multiplayer Control spinoff, and the studio needs your help to iron out the kinks.

Annapurna will fund half the development costs for “Control 2” but not jointly publish with Remedy In turn, Annapurna gets exclusive film and TV rights to “Control” and “Alan Wake ...

We don't know much about Control 2 except that it's happening and will be self-published by Remedy rather than an external partner, as was the case with the original. But Remedy dropped an ...

Remedy's Control spin-off FBC: Firebreak has only come together at the last minute - and somehow feels better for it "It's actually possible, within an afternoon, to throw in anything." ...

Remedy has assumed control of Control: The studio announced today that it has made a €17 million ($18.4 million) deal with publisher 505 Games that grants it all rights to Control, Control 2 ...

Remedy has provided a rare insight into the business of making video games, even going as far as to reveal exactly how many copies its future games need to sell in order to see a 100% return on ...

What just happened? Finnish video game developer Remedy Entertainment has acquired full rights to its "Control" action game franchise from publisher 505 Games. The deal is worth €17 million ($18 ...

Remedy is working on the next game in the Remedy Connected Universe that includes 2010's Alan Wake and 2019's Control, which will soon release its AWE DLC.

Control, Alan Wake video games are set to be adapted by Annapurna and Remedy in partnership to turn popular game franchises into film, TV series and more.

Control 2 will be an action RPG, the original will get a new Ultimate Edition release in 2025, and more updates from Remedy.