Control, Alan Wake dev teases two new “next-gen” games for PC - vallieresurriess

March 26, 2020 Remedy has now declared the publisher behind its two in-ontogeny projects: Larger-than-life Games.

Remedy, the developer of the Alan Wake series and, more recently, Control, has announced it is working on two new titles with Poem Games helping equally publisher.

The studio says in a press release that the first project is a "AAA multiplatform game already in pre-production". The other new game, interim, is a "smaller-scale project kick in the same franchise".

Curative goes happening to confirm that the games leave descend to succeeding-generation consoles and PC "in the incoming few years", simply it stops short of confirming precise liberation dates or even vague release windows. Whatever these projects are, it seems they're separate to the antecedently discussed Vanguard, a foray into multiplayer games that "combines long-term religious service-based multiplayer experiences with some of Remedy's unique back features". The fellowship is also working along the single-histrion push for CrossfireX, which is overdue to launch this year.

The two recent titles will personify among the first to utilise Epic's brand-new publication label, aptly named Heroic poem Games Publishing. The label, which has also autographed brand-new games from the Inwardly and Limbo developer Playdead and the Last Custodial co-developer Gen Design, funds fresh games piece allowing their studios to retain ownership of their IP.

Remedy's most recent game, Control, launched last year to critical acclaim, including a 9/10 in our Control review. The biz's first DLC load down, The Foundation, is dead today, March 26, for PS4 and for PC via the Big Games Store. Before that, Curative developed the Alan Wake series and the Xbox Unity console privileged Quantum Break, though the last mentioned IP belongs to Microsoft.

Source: https://www.pcgamesn.com/control/remedy-new-games

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