Remedy Entertainment and Annapurna Interactive have teamed up to create TV and movie adaptations of Alan Wake and Control.
The new partnership may see the beleaguered Alan Wake TV show finally reach fruition. First announced in 2018, very little has been heard about the show over the past six years.
Annapurna has now become the co-production and co-financing partner for Control 2 too. This enables Remedy to work “full steam ahead” on the game, as well as the upcoming 4-player cooperative PvE game currently codenamed Condor. No further news was given on the state of either game with Communications Director Thomas Puha saying players will “have to wait a while for that.”
The deal also backs Remedy’s move toward self-publishing its games. Control 2 will be self-published by the developer. While this partnership, all the other games it has “in the pipeline” may also receive the same treatment. As well as Condor, the developer is also working on remakes of Max Payne and Max Payne 2.Rebecca is a News Writer for PSLS. After spending over 25 years gaming, she's accumulated quite a collection. Just don't ask her about the size of that backlog.
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