Remedy has shared an update on a number of its upcoming projects, including its Control multiplayer game and the Max Payne 1 & 2 remakes.
In a recent report, the studio said its forthcoming co-op multiplayer game set in the Control universe had entered full production. This means Codename Condor, as it is currently known, has “reached the final development stages before the game is launched”.
The developer said internal playtests for the upcoming release have shown its game has “a unique Remedy angle” for the genre, with a core loop it described as “engaging”.
Codename Condor entered production readiness at the end of last year, and will release across PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
“After the Hiss Invasion, the Oldest House is under lockdown: a boiling pot of volatile and dangerous supernatural forces. Trapped within is the last vestige of the Federal Bureau of Control who will need to take a stand and push back to regain control. Desperate times require desperate measures. And everyone’s needed,” the developer teased last month,
At this time, Remedy also confirmed Condor won’t be a free-to-play title. Rather, it will be a “service-based fixed price” release.
As for its Control sequel, Remedy said it has been focused on finalising the proof-of-concept stage, but expects the game to move into the “production readiness stage” during the second quarter of this year. This is also when the studio expects the Max Payne 1&2 remakes to enter full production.