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Analyst

Atte Riikola

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.

Resonant is in quite good company, even making it into the thumbnail of this “10 Upcoming AAA Games We Can’t WAIT TO PLAY” video published yesterday on a channel with 8.5M subscribers, which has already gathered nearly 0.5M views. Surely a few of these will convert into wishlisters.                 GTA 6 007 First Light Gears of War: E-Day Crimson Desert Control: Resonant Fable The Elder Scrolls 6 Marvel’s Blade Marvel’s Wolverine Resident Evil: Requiem    At the same time, regarding the previous discussion, Take-Two confirmed that GTA VI would be coming this year, which at some point should clarify the RDR2 next-gen and MPR (Max Payne Remake) releases, if Rockstar is to be believed.  “With ongoing momentum across many of our businesses, and the highly anticipated launch of Grand Theft Auto VI on November 19th, we continue to project record levels of Net Bookings in Fiscal 2027, which we believe will establish a new financial baseline for our business, set us on a path to enhanced profitability, and provide further balance sheet strength and flexibility.”   It’s said that marketing for the game will also begin this “this summer”, so eargely awaiting fans will have to wait a little longer to be able to see more on the game.  Source:  https://ir.take2games.com/static-files/a68e5705-1d42-46f6-bd6b-95c219d7aac1

Yes, a Remake takes more time than a Remaster. And indeed, from a 20-year-old game, few assets are directly usable.  My point was that I believe this Remake will still be completed faster than an equivalent completely new game (e.g., Resonant) where almost everything, from the environment and story onwards, has to be created from scratch. Okay, most of these are surely tackled during the pre-production and production readiness phases, but there will certainly still be things to figure out during the actual production phase as well. Max Payne is indeed more of a corridor shooter, as @Henkka noted. The story, characters, dialogue, assets needed for the game, environment concepts, levels, etc., are “ready” so to speak; they just need to be implemented. Of course, these don’t just appear by themselves, but knowing nothing about game development, I’d imagine the process is faster when an old reference already exists.  Q2/24: Max Payne 1&2 remake progressed from production readiness to the full production stage. The development team has been working towards developing the game to an early functional state from beginning to end.  I understand this to mean that just under 2 years ago, they were at a stage where they were aiming to build a version of the game that is playable from start to finish. Reading between the lines, the beginning part is already OK (a playable rough build must have been one condition for moving to full production), and the next goal is to get the whole “pipe” together. So, the last 1.5 years or so have been spent on polishing and refining. You’d think it would be ready soon… cf. Resonant moved to full production a year ago (February 2025, 9-11 months after MPR), and the release is already coming in ~½ a year.

My memories are largely the same. They were related to inquiries about the annual release cadence. If Resonant comes out in June and we include a month of summer vacation, perhaps it’s realistic to see February 2027 as the earliest MPR could come out. And in that case, the July 23rd date you mentioned would be a pretty good time to announce something related to the project. This would also give the first proper trailer a spot at Gamescom, and it wouldn’t cannibalize the visibility of Control Resonant.  I’m of the same mind myself. I’d imagine the production phase is significantly smaller than what it is for Resonant. Bundled together, the playtime for a linear playthrough would be around 15–18 hours according to a quick Google search. The game’s linearity should likely also mean an easier production phase. Compared to, for example, Resonant, where player choices apparently have consequences and thus the number of degrees of freedom increases. Also, since the world is apparently the hub-style “semi open-world” that has become the Remedy standard nowadays, it requires more work than a Max Payne-style linear early-2000s corridor shooter. On the other hand, in the final stages of production when the project is being wrapped up, I don’t believe the workload here is drastically smaller than for a “standard” new Remedy AAA game.

The existing one happens to be over 20 years old. This means that quite a lot needs to be redone, essentially the whole game, for the experience to meet modern standards. I don’t understand what the assumed speed or smaller resources are based on. MPR is a big project. The release window is indeed a mystery. Stashing finished games on the shelf for a long time isn’t really something anyone besides Nintendo does. I don’t really believe in that. My guess is that there will be a release by September. Otherwise, it will slip too far into next year.

I think you’re confusing “remake” and “remaster”. A remake specifically takes more time.

In my opinion, this looks like Rockstar is delaying the announcement of MPR for one reason or another. MPR has been in full production for almost two full years now, longer than Resonant has been. The team sizes are surely different, but my assumption has been that a Remake should be completed relatively quickly and with fewer resources when you’re “only” remaking something existing. My assumption here is that MPR might already be in a very finished state, but Rockstar doesn’t want to announce it to the general public yet for the reasons mentioned above (GTA6, RDR2-remake, etc.)… Through this, I also assume that the recognized development fees from MPR will decrease significantly in the future. This could also be the reason why Resonant is currently expected to be released earlier than anticipated, if MPR resources have already been shifted to finishing Resonant…

They probably don’t want to lock in the RDR2 and MPR release windows before they are certain about the GTAVI year-end release. If GTAVI is delayed again, for example, MPR would likely have the best possible release window at the end of November in place of GTA. If there is no news at SGF, Max Payne’s 25th anniversary on July 23, 2026, would be the perfect time to announce a late 2026 or early 2027 release date for MPR. Also considering the Remedy bottlenecks mentioned by @Henkka. I think Tero might have said something at some point to the effect of 6–18 months between games, but with an average goal of one game per year. If I recall correctly, he explained that games cannot or should not be released right after one another. But my memory of this is hazy, and the matter isn’t important enough for me to search for a source right now. The rumored Sony State of Play at the end of the month is important, as marketing needs to continue there for a Q2 release to be realistic. In my opinion, the Resonant release is also a prerequisite for the possibility of a late 2026 MPR release. A Nintendo Partner Preview is rumored for this Thursday, but my expectations are low regarding Remedy. Switch 2 has now sold 17M copies. Still quite small compared to PC/other consoles.

Remedy Entertainment

With the release of Alan Wake 2 on October 27, Remedy's investor story is gradually moving into a phase of profitable growth after years of strong investment. In our view, the valuation of the stock already prices Alan Wake 2 for good success, and the other projects in the pipeline are also expected to create value.

<p>With the release of Alan Wake 2 on October 27, the company’s investor story is gradually moving into a phase of profitable growth after years of strong investment. In our view, the valuation of the stock already prices Alan Wake 2 for good success, and the other projects in the pipeline are also expected to create value. We are particularly confident in the success of the traditional AAA game projects under development, whereas the multiplayer projects Condor and especially Vanguard are the biggest question marks at this point. We find Remedy's investment story very interesting looking to the end of this decade, but the current valuation keeps us in a wait-and-see mood.</p> 

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Revenue	43.6	35.7	55.1
growth-%	-2.5 %	-18.1 %	54.4 %
EBIT (adj.)	-0.6	-14.3	2.4
EBIT-% (adj.)	-1.3 %	-40.0 %	4.4 %
EPS (adj.)	-0.13	-0.85	0.14
Dividend	0.10	0.10	0.10
Dividend %	0.5 %	0.7 %	0.7 %
P/E (adj.)	neg.	neg.	105.7
EV/EBITDA	126.5	neg.	21.2

Remedy: Results of years of development will be put to test soon

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