Remedy has sold over 2M+ copies of Alan Wake 2, teases that a new project is now in production

Remedy has just announced that it has sold over 2 million copies of Alan Wake 2 as part of their full-year 2024 financial report.

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Remedy CEO Tero Virtala said that the development and marketing costs of Alan Wake 2 have been recouped, with teh developer earning royalties for the game towards the end of Q4 2024. Virtala said that the continued support for Alan Wake 2 through Night Springs and Lake House expansions, as well as the beefy PS5 Pro update + RTX Mega Geometry updates, helped push sales of Alan Wake 2 up and over 2M copies.

Now that Alan Wake 2 is finished up, Remedy is now pushing full-steam ahead into its next projects including FBC: Firebreak, which Virtala confirmed for a 2025 launch. The Remedy CEO said in December 2024 that the development team had successfully conducted a closed technical test with external players, where they tested FBC: FIrebrerak and its matchmaking and backedn services, collecting as much data as they could to form the final game.

Remedy has said that Control 2 is now in full production after establishing production pipelines and verifying asset creation speed, while my favorite -- the Max Payne 1+2 Remake -- is making "steady progress" and sits in full projection, as Remedy is heading towards "key objectives" that were agreed upon with publisher and IP owner Rockstar Games.

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Another exciting tease is that Remedy is working on a new project that we don't know about yet... but I'm sure we're going to learn about more throughout 2025 which is an exciting development for the studio.