Remedy has some real optimism about its future release schedule.
Finnish studio Remedy Entertainment was founded all the way back in 1995, 28 years ago, and in that time it's released seven games: Death Rally, Max Payne, Max Payne 2, Alan Wake, Alan Wake's American Nightmare, Quantum Break, and Control. That works out to one game every four years, which isn't bad for a smaller, independent studio. But Remedy has plans to ramp that rate up considerably, beginning this year.
"The move to this multi-project model has been going well, but we also have felt some growth pains with implementing our model, as was partially evidenced in summer 2022 with the additional time needed for the Vanguard project," Remedy CEO Tero Virtala said in an"Subsequently during 2022, we have taken our learnings and made changes: We have strengthened our game teams and adjusted their leadership roles, some outsourcing partnerships have been changed, there have been number of...
That's a serious speed-up by any measure, particularly given how sudden it is: We had American Nightmare in 2012, Quantum Break in 2016, and Control in 2019; Remedy's next game, Alan Wake 2, is expected this year. To move from that easygoing pace to hammering out a new game every year is a hell of a shift.
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