Multiplayer Control spin-off coming from Remedy and 505 Games

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A future, bigger-budget “Control game” is also lined up

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Remedy Entertainment’s Control universe will continue to expand. The studio has announced it’s signed a co-publishing and developing agreement with publisher 505 Games for a multiplayer spin-off of Control, as well as future plans for a bigger-budget “Control-game.”

The multiplayer project, currently codenamed Condor, will be a four-player cooperative PvE game. It’s being developed using Remedy’s Northlight engine, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

A letter from Mikael Kasurinen, game director of the Control franchise, expanded a little bit on Remedy’s aims for Condor. He says the Vanguard team has already been working on the concept, and that he believes Remedy can “create shared experiences without compromising the unique DNA of who we are, or the stories we want to tell.” Included in the letter was a piece of concept art, that Kasurinen said the team feels “tells pretty well what Condor is about.”

Also mentioned is the “bigger-budget Control game.” Remedy and 505 aren’t saying more about it right now, but Kasurinen does say they have more, “something ambitious.”

It looks like Remedy’s set to build Control from a single game and some DLC—which coincidentally ties in another Remedy property—into a much larger world and franchise. From concept art alone, I already dig the idea of the punch-card bureaucracy-meets-cosmic unknowable horrors of the Federal Bureau of Control being turned into a PvE game.


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