Today, Remedy Entertainment, best known for Control, Max Payne, and Alan Wake, has entered a multi-platform deal with Fortnite developer Epic Games.
The deal will have Remedy working on 2 new next-generation games published by Epic Games. The first being a AAA game in pre-production and the second a smaller title for the same franchise.
Remedy will own the IP created.
To give you a bit of context, back in 2016 Remedy set on our current path of becoming a studio making multiple games and have more, uh, control over our destiny. We want to be in a position where we can create our own games and IPs (and hold onto them) like we are on Control with our friends at 505 Games. In addition, we want to continue working on external properties like CrossfireX with great partners like Smilegate and Microsoft.
Ultimately, it is our goal to put our development teams in the best position to create and deliver the best game possible for our fans. That’s what this is about. Last time we put ourselves in this position, the result was Control, which has a record 11 BAFTA® Games nominations and got IGN’s Game of the Year, to mention a couple. So that turned out okay!
With Epic, we are teaming up with a fellow developer whom we have a long history with pretty much ever since Remedy was founded. We are excited to be a part of the first Epic Games Publishing announcement with two amazing developers: genDesign and Playdead.
Remedy is working on two multi-platform games for next-generation consoles and PC that will be published by Epic Games. The first project is Remedy’s most ambitious one yet, an AAA multi-platform game already in pre-production. The second is a new, smaller-scale project set in the same franchise. Both games are being developed on Remedy’s proprietary, state-of-the-art Northlight game engine and tools.
Finally, what also served us well was to unveil Control when we had real gameplay to show, solid details to share with you, and the release of the game wasn’t too far off. We want to be as open as possible when showing you our games, but only when we have something meaningful to share that will resonate with our players.
In other words, don’t except any news or details about our Epic published projects for quite a while.
From everybody at Remedy, we thank you for your continued support and the love you’ve shown towards our games. With so many games in the pipeline, we’ve never been as busy as we are now, and we hope you stay along for the ride.
Oh, and it’s our 25th anniversary later this year. Stay tuned…
Thomas Puha
Communications Director
In addition, Remedy just released its first DLC expansion for Control called The Foundation. Along with the ability to purchase the OST.
Adam Siddiqui,
Senior Editor, NoobFeed
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In a recent announcement, Remedy Entertainment revealed that they have entered into a partnership with 505 Games, a worldwide video game publisher and a subsidiary of Digital Bros
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| Publisher(s): | 505 Games |
| Developer(s): | Remedy Entertainment |
| Genres: | Action, Adventure |
| Themes: | Supernatural Shooter |
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