Alan Wake 2 Director Quietly Co-Directing Remedy Game
Kyle Rowley appears to have spent nearly two years on an unannounced project, though the studio has shared no name, platforms or window.
Kyle Rowley, the director of Alan Wake 2, appears to have been quietly co-directing an unannounced Remedy Entertainment project for close to two years. The studio has not named the title or explained what it involves, leaving fans to speculate about where it fits alongside Remedy's other work. Alan Wake 2 is widely regarded as one of the studio's strongest releases to date, even with the well-received Control Resonant in the mix, which makes any project attached to its director notable for players watching the developer.
Remedy has built a reputation for weaving its games into a shared universe, so a secret project under Rowley raises questions about whether it connects to existing series or stands on its own. So far the details remain thin: no platforms, no release window and no confirmation from the studio about what players can expect. The news surfaced through public information tied to the developer rather than an official reveal, which is why the title still carries a mystery label. Until Remedy speaks up, the project remains largely a question mark.
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Where this story ran: one outlet on 2 October 2026. The summary above is written by GamersGuild; the links go to the original reports.
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Control Resonant
Control Resonant continues Remedy's Federal Bureau of Control story in an altered Manhattan, mixing third-person shooting with the series' shifting architecture and an RPG layer of upgrades.