Remedy's new CEO is a former sports betting guy and EA executive who aims to 'scale Remedy in a way that builds lasting value'
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IMO Alan Wake 2 could have performed much better if it wasn't an Epic exclusive, but from what I heard, because of that deal, Remedy got their development cost back before the game officially broke even.
Don't know what to think of Firebreak, because it's a genre i don't like (coop) and that doesn't go well with Remedys biggest strength, the storytelling. Until recently i didn't even know the game existed.
Firebreak was fun and really solid, definitely lacking a lot of content though. I think Remedy’s scale and (I believe) It being handled by a sister studio they setup definitely provided a hurdle.
Once i saw everything there is to see, there’s not a lot keeping me coming back except when i get an itch for the gameplay loop again. I got maybe 100 hours out of it playing with friends. and even then, thats just me.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Well hopefully at least we’ll get one more good game out of them with Control 2. Maybe also the Max Payne remake. Hopefully they’re too far along for Mr. Shareholder Speak to fuck it up. But I guess we’ll see.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
RIP, thanks for the fun.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Smells cooked to me.
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Micro transaction is such a stupid pr spin of a term that just means regular transaction and I hate how well it’s caught on.
I've always preferred the term IAP (in-app purchase), especially since the transactions are anything but micro
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Remedy already has lasting value in our hearts you out of touch dork!
same could have been said about Blizzard
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Just don't overextend, Remedy. Stay in your niche you dumbasses. Stay unique. No one cares about Firebreak exactly because it is just some lame copycat bullshit.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
'scale Remedy in a way that builds lasting value'
Checks corpo-speak to English dictionary:
Lasting value is cash: Scale plan: First down, drastically, then bisect as many times as possible, then sell off the chunks to the highest bidders.
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Just don't overextend, Remedy. Stay in your niche you dumbasses. Stay unique. No one cares about Firebreak exactly because it is just some lame copycat bullshit.
I didn't know Firebreak existed (or forgot it). Doesn't look like anything that makes me want to buy and play. I am not against the idea of the game, its just not exiting (unless you have friends or family who are exited for this). Looks like a forced multiplayer live service game on a developer who are known for interesting single player games... where did we saw that before? (Anthem, Suicide Squad, Marvel's Avengers, Fallout 76)
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
I never understood why Remedy got publicly traded.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
This is the TRUE American Nightmare. Rest in peace, Mr. Wake.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
There goes another good studio. RIP.
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Control 2 should hopefully be fine as the CEO is new and it is scheduled for the first half of the year (They told investors 2026H1 and no one would lie to investors /s). Not so sure about anything else.
Barely enough time left to add some microtransactions
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Fuck that shit
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Well that's an ominous headline if ever I saw one.
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Control 2026. Control 2027. Control 2028
Nah. It'll be an online hero shooter.
