#Remedy Entertainment

Remedy Entertainment enters a new partnership with Annapurna to bring Alan Wake and Control to TV and Film. Annapurna will also co-fund making of Control 2 while Remedy self-publish the game. Sam Lake mentions this partnership to be a great deal as Remedy will have their creative freedom while working with a publisher who supports great storytelling.

Fans of Remedy Entertainment have much to look forward to, as Codename Condor has officially entered the full production. Similarly, the Max Payne remakes continues to be in production readiness stage and should enter full production by Q2 2024. Unfortunately, Control fans have to wait for a while, as Control 2 is still finalizing its world and concept, while the ever mysterious Codename Kestrel is still a mystery.

Remedy Entertainment shared more details on the upcoming its Control spin-off, Condor. As per the reports, it takes place inside the Oldest House, during the Hiss invasion. Players will team up to take out enemies and challenging obstacles, while improving themselves through better gear. The game is currently getting built on Remedy's Northlight Engine at a budget of 25 Million Euros, and will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.