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The Verge05.05.2026Technik1 dk okumaUnited States

Remedy’s new boss says the Control studio will ‘double down’ on what makes it unique

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The gaming industry is experiencing increased volatility. Remedy Entertainment is outlining its strategy to navigate this market.

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The gaming industry and market have always been dynamic, now more volatile than ever. As the industry searches for its footing, Remedy will double down on what makes the studio unique: our creative identity, memorable IPs, and commitment to delivering exceptional quality and originality.

We are more focused than ever on moving forward with franchise expansion, self-publishing, and commercial discipline to improve our business performance. The studio is in good shape to deliver on these pillars.

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Specific details on franchise expansion plans.
Timeline for self-publishing initiatives.
Projected financial impact of the new strategy.

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