Remedy is making good progress on Max Payne remakes and Control 2

Remedy Entertainment has been giving consistent and transparent updates on the status of its on-going development projects for quite some time now, setting a standard that the rest of the industry could do with following. So far, all of Remedy's games have remained on a steady track and now, Remedy's multiplayer game ‘Project Condor', Control 2 and the Max Payne remakes all have updates.

According to Remedy's most recent investor report, Alan Wake 2 has now recovered most of its development costs, so Remedy is likely looking at the game turning profitable after the two planned expansions release. The first DLC, Night Springs, released back in June, but another expansion with closer ties to the Control IP is still on the way, continuing Remedy's efforts to flesh out its own MCU-style shared universe.

While the experimental Project Kestrel was cancelled back in May, Remedy is still hard at work on Condor, its other in-development multiplayer project, which is still in production and appears to be the game closest to release.

Control 2 has gone through pre-production and is ready to enter full production, but it could take a while to move into this phase, as Remedy is juggling other projects in full production at this time, including the Max Payne remakes, which have just begun ramping up development after a period of pre-production.

Remedy has not revealed any release window plans, but hopefully we'll see Remedy's next game in 2025.

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KitGuru Says: Remedy continues to keep us updated on future projects, a rare sight in the highly secretive games industry.

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