Remedy Entertainment has released a quarterly report detailing the expected development cycles for its previously announced Max Payne 1+2 remake, Control 2, and Codename Condor.
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Players have considered Max Payne and Max Payne 2 to be long overdue for remakes, with the smash hit titles originally released in 2001 and 2003, respectively. Control proved to be a major success for Remedy when it launched back in 2019, and fans have been eager for more of the classic Matrix style gameplay of these two franchises.
According to an investor report by Remedy, both the Max Payne 1+2 remake and Control 2 are in pre-production stages of development. Meanwhile, Control 2 will also enter development progress somewhere in Q2 of this year. The Control multiplayer spin off game Codename Condor has been confirmed to be in full production, though a potential release window was not revealed yet. Codename Condor is described as having a “unique Remedy angle” that complements the core gameplay loop. Control and Codename Condor both take place within the same universe as the Alan Wake franchise, and the success of Alan Wake 2 has been noted by Remedy as a major boost to the studio’s development expenses.
Max Payne 1+2 Remake is in pre production state since October 2023, Remedy has assured investors and fans that the project will be moving into full production by Q2 2024. Meanwhile Control 2 is still testing with the environment, mechanics, and graphics requiring final touches. Similar to Max Payne, Control 2 will enter its next development phase in Q2 2024. Remedy is currently also working on Codename Kestral, another multiplayer title, and DLC expansions for Alan Wake 2.
Fans are eagerly waiting for Remedy released games. With the iconic releases from Remedy, players have a lot of reasons to look forward in the next years.
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