As announced previously, Annapurna is funding 50% of Control 2's budget. Annapurna is co-funding the game as part of a deal that will see Annapurna help bring Remedy's Control and Alan Wake franchises to film and TV. The gaming giant Tencent is also an investor in Remedy and its upcoming projects.

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Finnish game developer Remedy Entertainment has built its reputation on games that are unlike anything else, highly atmospheric experiences that revel in experimental ideas and pushing the boundaries of storytelling. Games like Max Payne and Alan Wake have ...

Remedy Entertainment announced today that is has acquired the rights to its flagship game Control from publishing partner 505 Games for €17 million, or about $18 million. The developer now retains full rights to publish, distribute and market Control and ...

Control is the biggest game that Remedy Entertainment has ever made. Mostly known for its Max Payne trilogy, Finnish game developer Remedy delivered in 2019 a unique blend of Twin Peaks, The X-Files, and The Twilight Zone in an action-packed third-person ...

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It doesn't star Jesse Faden—you play as her brother, Dylan, who was the first game's villain.

Control's sequel was revealed at The Game Awards and it should be a safe bet for Remedy, except that the studio is making it notably different than the original.