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}

fragment CompanyDetails_Content on Content {
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Remedy Entertainment is a game developer. Its operations are primarily focused on the development of action games, with a particular focus on 3D technology. Examples of games that the company has developed include several different versions of Alan Wake, Max Payne, and Control. Remedy also develops its own game engine and tooling technology that powers many of its games. The company was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Espoo, Finland.

To me, this feels like a small nuance difference compared to the original Control. Based on the trailer, the camera would be moved a bit further from the character, and probably a bit more emphasis will be placed on collecting scrap, character development, and the impact of choices than in the original, as a result of which the genre can be said to change from ‘action-adventure’ to ‘Action RPG’. Based on the trailer, website, and social media content, I don’t currently see this as very different from the first one in terms of genre. I also don’t really believe in the Q2 release window Aten has outlined; I think it would make sense to release this during September-October. And I believe that despite the quality of the trailer, there’s probably still enough work to be done until then. If the release were within six months, then the Reveal trailer might have already mentioned it vaguely, e.g., “Coming Summer 2026” or something similar. Control 1 was also released around this time (September-October), with good success back then. Copy n’ paste. Control Resonant looks graphically very much like its predecessor, and especially the technologies from AW2 strongly come to mind. I remember Tero mentioning back then that when developing AW2, they had to invest more in Northlight and other development tools than perhaps originally planned. Let’s hope that this previous development work now bears fruit in the form of shortened development schedules. At least until the engine needs a bigger update cycle…

Well, I was thinking about that RPG element. The things you mentioned were already done in the first Control. I don’t remember if all of them were included, but almost. The point was that there probably won’t be a huge change. They won’t go very far from what has been done before.

Related to this, from Kasurinen’s interview  Despite the developer’s relative inexperience with melee combat games, Kasurinen says they are confident in their work.   “We know what the competition is, and we feel we’re going to be very competitive on that front, so expect combat to be good,” he remarked. “It has a lot of versatility, a lot of choices, a lot of agency for the player, a lot of inventive ways you can fight.”    Actually, the answer to this is also from the same interview   “This is not a Soulslike game. I want to be very clear about that,” he asserted when the moniker was brought up.

I understood the genre to be action RPG, meaning not necessarily conversations but something like Diablo or Dark Souls style? So, you collect experience points, unlock new abilities for the character by choosing from “skill tree” options, and upgrade equipment and weapons. Well, these were my own conclusions based on the trailer, and it remains to be seen what it actually turns out to be.

Most likely, Q4 will have a very empty release calendar, at least for November-December, due to GTA and CoD. October will probably also be quiet, at least for the latter half of the month. Perhaps a game from Nintendo might still fit alongside CoD and GTA, but other publishers will likely avoid a Q4 release until the very last minute, preferring to postpone their games until next year. Regarding the release calendar, I would also comment that not much is known about it at this stage. The dates for a couple of big releases for the end of the year are known: GTA, CoD always comes out in November, and some Chinese ninja game, which is unlikely to be a very significant release for Westerners. Otherwise, it’s quiet. These are often held back for various announcement events. Remedy will probably reveal the date at some event in May-June. There are risks, of course, in that if everyone wants to release in August-September, there will be very tough competition there too. However, that risk is difficult to avoid. The game is unlikely to be ready before autumn. In terms of genre, I wouldn’t say there’s that much new here. What is the RPG aspect here then? Probably slightly more meaningful options in conversations, based on which the outcomes vary slightly. Probably quite superficially, and that’s perfectly fine; the illusion of choices is essential. Perhaps also slightly more versatile character development. Melee combat as a form of fighting is certainly new for Remedy.

Whatever Remedy decides to do, the launch must not be anywhere near the GTAVI release. I wouldn’t release anything in the summer, but would target some August-September, when we are still a couple of months from GTA’s launch date and thus won’t be drowned out by it. Of course, I haven’t checked now if there’s any other big AAA game coming around that time, but to my understanding, nothing hyped is coming.

I dreamt that Control Resonant will be released in December, only after the release of GTA VI, and most of the cash flows would therefore only materialize in 2027. My subconscious is therefore very skeptical about that Q2 end release forecast. Remedy historically has a desire to furiously focus on release details right up until the last minute, because so much of the company’s future depends on the release of a single game, and specifically on early-stage comments, reactions, and media coverage. Furthermore, as this is a new kind of opening for Remedy in terms of genre, it will certainly take time for developers to learn and fine-tune with Northlight.

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Remedy Entertainment PlcStock Exchange Release February 16, 2024 at 9:00 a.m. EETRemedy announces sales information for Alan Wake 2Alan Wake 2 was released in October 2023 to worldwide critical...

Remedy Entertainment PlcStock Exchange Release&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;February 16, 2024 at 9:00 a.m. EETRemedy announces sales information for Alan Wake 2Alan Wake 2 was released in October 2023 to worldwide critical acclaim, earning a Metacritic score of 89 at launch. Today, Remedy Entertainment Plc ("Remedy") announces that Alan Wake 2 has sold 1 million units by the end of December 2023, and 1.3 million units as of the beginning of February 2024. Alan Wake 2 is Remedy's fastest selling game so far.By comparison, Alan Wake 2 sold over 50% more copies and over three times more digital copies in its first two months than Control did in its first four months. Since its release in 2019, Control has sold over 4 million units, generating net revenue (shareable revenue between Remedy and a publishing partner, excluding taxes and platform fees) of approximately EUR 100 million. A great game can generate excellent long tail sales, and we expect this to be the case with Alan Wake 2 as well.We will continue promoting and supporting Alan Wake 2 and are creating two paid DLCs that will expand the story. We are also releasing updates and carrying out other activities to support the game and its community.Remedy's CEO Tero Virtala commented: "We are happy with the start of Alan Wake 2's sales. The price point has also remained at a high level, and the game has already recouped a significant part of the development and marketing expenses. We will continue to develop the game to serve existing fans and attract new players and expect the game to continue selling well." Tero Virtala continued: "The successful launch of Alan Wake 2 has supported our other game projects: Condor, Control 2 and Max Payne 1&amp;2 remake have all increased development pace thanks to the personnel released from Alan Wake 2, and we expect these projects to reach their next development stages during the first half of 2024. We now have two established franchises: Control and Alan Wake, which are linked through the Remedy Connected Universe. Growing and expanding these franchises will be a key part of our future."&nbsp;&nbsp;REMEDY ENTERTAINMENT PLCMore information Tero Virtala, CEO&nbsp; Phone: +358 9 435 5040&nbsp;&nbsp; Email: tero.virtala@remedygames.comVeli-Pekka Puolakanaho, Head of Corporate Development and IR&nbsp; Phone: +358 50 430 0936&nbsp; Email: veli-pekka.puolakanaho@remedygames.comRemedy in briefRemedy Entertainment Plc is a pioneering, globally renowned video game company founded in 1995 and headquartered in Finland with an office in Stockholm, Sweden. Known for its story-driven and visually stunning action games, Remedy has created multiple successful, critically acclaimed franchises such as Alan Wake, Control, and Max Payne. Remedy also develops its own Northlight® game engine and tools technology that powers many of its games. Remedy's shares are listed on Nasdaq Helsinki's official list.&nbsp;&nbsp;www.remedygames.com