Remedy Entertainment

What Remedy Entertainment is

Remedy Entertainment Plc is a game company founded in 1995 and headquartered in Espoo, Finland. Its investor pages state that it opened an office in Stockholm, Sweden in 2022 and that at the end of 2025 it employed 387 game industry professionals from 38 different countries. The company's shares are listed on the main list of the Nasdaq Helsinki stock exchange under the ticker REMEDY.

Remedy develops its own game engine and tools technology, called Northlight, which powers its games, and the company presents this technology as a reason it can build large-budget titles at a lower development cost than many of its peers. Its published strategy targets doubling 2024 revenue by 2027 and an EBITDA margin of 30 percent by 2027, sustained through the strategy period.

The company's own site describes its mission as creating experiences players cannot find anywhere else, and links to separate pages for its games and for its Northlight technology, which it presents as the reason its worlds can look believable and unusual at the same time. The site is also used to advertise open roles across several projects at once rather than a single title.

CONTROL Resonant

CONTROL Resonant is the title listed under Remedy Entertainment in our database. Remedy announced that the game would launch worldwide on September 24, 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store, with digital and physical editions open for pre-order at the time of the announcement. The studio describes it as the most expansive game it has made to date.

The announcement says the game follows Dylan Faden, whose sister Jesse Faden is missing, as a growing supernatural crisis and a new form of resonance warp Manhattan alongside the threats known from the earlier game. It also states that the game would launch with support for GeForce NOW, and that a Mac version through Steam and the App Store would follow later in 2026.

Alongside the release date, Remedy published a story trailer for the game and directed readers to the game's own website for details of editions, pre-order bonuses and where to buy. Remedy runs a community hub for the game as well, which is used to publish news and community information specific to the release.

Publishing and franchises

Remedy's investor material states that the company will self-publish upcoming games in which it owns the intellectual property, and that growing its two existing franchises is a key part of its strategy. The same pages describe a connected universe linking those franchises and note that Remedy also works with a partner franchise it originally created. Publishing its own titles therefore sits alongside work on games owned by other companies.

The company's games business is supported by partnerships with platform and storefront operators. Its investor pages note that agreements with platforms can provide revenue that offsets the risk of per-unit sales, and that high-quality games remain sought-after content for subscription services and digital storefronts. Remedy's own websites for its games and its community hub are used to publish announcements, pre-order details and trailers.

Games

• Alan Wake II: Night Springs
• Alan Wake II: The Lake House
• Alan Wake's American Nightmare
• Control
• Control Resonant
• Control: AWE
• Control: Ultimate Edition
• CrossfireX
• Death Rally
• FBC: Firebreak
• Kestrel
• Max Payne
• Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne
• Quantum Break

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