"Control Spin-off: Details on Paid Model and Microtransactions Revealed"
TL;DR
Remedy shares details on its upcoming live-service multiplayer game, Condor, set in the Control universe with a development budget of €25m, built on Remedy's Northlight engine, and planned for release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. The game won't be free-to-play but will offer a "service-based fixed price" model with post-launch live operations. Remedy also plans to release sequels for Alan Wake and advance Control 2 and Max Payne remakes to the next stages of development, along with two paid DLC expansions for Alan Wake 2.
- Remedy details Control live-service multiplayer spin-off Eurogamer.net
- Remedy's multiplayer Control spinoff won't be free to play: expect a 'lower initial price' followed by live service updates PC Gamer
- Control Multiplayer Spin-off Condor Infographic Reveals New Details Wccftech
- Control's Spin-off Game Will Likely Include Microtransactions 80.lv
- Here's a second, very tiny look at Remedy's co-op Control spin-off Rock Paper Shotgun
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