Control is a new action-adventure game from Remedy Entertainment for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. In it, the player becomes the director of a secretive, New York-based agency after a supernatural threat invades. It will be out in 2019.
Alan Wake and Quantum Break studio Remedy Entertainment is planning to put its next game “on a wider range of platforms,” including PS4, according to a company post. This is a shift. Since 2010, Remedy’s big games have only hit PC and Xbox consoles. The most recent Remedy game on a PlayStation was 2003's Max Payne 2.
The Quantum Break Novel Explores Choices Players Couldn't Make
The novel Quantum Break: Zero State dropped the same day as the game, but only a handful of fans seemed to know about it. Those who did seemed skeptical—was this just the game they were playing in book form? Not quite.
Massive Update Fixes A Lot Of Quantum Break's PC Problems
When Quantum Break launched earlier this month the PC version had plenty of problems, including poor performance, forced upscaling and the lack of a button to exit the game. Today’s 27GB update goes some way towards making the port not as horrible.
Remedy says it’s working on patches for the kinda broken PC version of Quantum Break. They outlined all the issues they’re trying to address, from the frame rate stuttering, crashing, and inability to disable v-sync. It doesn’t sound like things are going to be fixed overnight, though.
Anyone Who Pirates Quantum Break Is In For A Surprise
Looks like the new time-bending shooter has a moral code: an eye for an eye.
Quantum Break: The Kotaku Review
A new console generation starts, and you wait for something special. The launch games are okay, but they are really just shinier versions of last-gen releases. Eventually, though, you play a game that hadn’t been done before, couldn’t have been done before. For this generation, for me, that game is Quantum Break,…
Quantum Break Is No Longer Xbox-Exclusive, Will Hit PC On The Same Day
We already knew that Quantum Break would be hitting the Xbox One in April. But the next game from the creators of Max Payne is also coming to Windows, too. And if you pre-order the console version, you can get Quantum Break on PC for free.
Unfortunately, Quantum Break Looks a Bit Rubbish
For two years, we’ve wondered what Quantum Break actually is. Having seen it, I’m now worried that Quantum Break is a bland-looking shooter interrupted with 20-minute episodes of bad television at the end of every chapter. It should be so much better.
30 Seconds of Quantum Break Gameplay Is All You Get, For Now
Been waiting to hear more about the Xbox One exclusive action drama Quantum Break? Well, here's something new. It's not much but it is something.
They Said Alan Wake Couldn't Be Modded; Hello Kitty Says They Were Wrong...
When it released for PC in February 2012, Alan Wake came with no mod tools. Developer Remedy Entertainment said tools wouldn't be released because of their complexity, and their dependence on third-party tools which would presumably require permissions or licenses.
Those Max Payne Comics? They’re Pretty Good.
Ever since reviewing Max Payne 3 a while back, I've heard from commenters and others that Max "feels" different than he used to in his older games, which were made by Remedy Entertainment.
Max's words sprang from the mind of writer Sam Lake, who also served as a model for the renegade cop. What's most interesting…
The Max Payne Comics Will Explain Why Rockstar's Hard-Boiled Cop Is So Messed-Up
Max Payne doesn't wear tights. But, if insanely fast reflexes, deadly marksmanship and an ability to swill the worst whisky around count, you could argue that the gritty NYPD detective of Rockstar Games' shooters has superpowers. Powers or not, he'll be appearing in a new series from Marvel Comics which is being…
Crossover: Find What Comics Inspired the Writer of Alan Wake’s American Nightmare
Part of Panel Discussion's mission is to look at the ways and places where comics and video games intersect and here in Crossover, we'll be talking to game creators about the comics stories and creators who've shaped their sensibilities.
In our first installment, we hear from Remedy Entertainment's Mikki Rautalahti,…
Alan Wake's Boxed Edition Gets a Release Date
After extending a collector's edition launch on Steam by a week, Remedy Entertainment has found a publisher for the boxed edition of its Alan Wake release for the PC.
Alan Wake's American Nightmare: The Kotaku Review
Going into Alan Wake's American Nightmare, I'd worried that I hadn't played the DLC that followed the 2010 game that introduced Remedy's literary action hero. I loved the long-brewing Xbox 360 exclusive but, after months of never being able to slot in The Signal and The Writer add-ons, I'd decided to skip them after…
Don’t Worry, Alan Wake’s American Nightmare Won’t Shoot Away All the Story
In the previous developer diary about Alan Wake's American Nightmare, the creative triumvirate of the Remedy dev studio said that they're making this new Xbox Live game with more of an action focus in mind. But they're back again to assuage any fears you might have about the minimization of the moody narrative that…
Alan Wake Arrives for PC in February, and Won't Use Games For Windows Live
The makers of Alan Wake said yesterday that the PC versionof the Xbox 360 exclusive will arrive in February. As it is self-published by Remedy, you don't have to worry about it using the execrable Games For Windows Live: "Games for Windows Live will not be used; we will be fully supporting the Steam platform," says…
Remedy Says What Rockstar Has Done With Max Payne is "Brilliant"
It's never easy taking over an IP from somebody else. Especially when that IP is so iconic. Luckily, Rockstar Games is the sort of company who rises to a challenge and rarely lets us down. Although Max Payne has been in development for what seems like an eternity now, the closer we finally get to launch, the better…
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