Alan Wake 2 Surpasses 2 Million Sales; Remedy Entertainment Teases New Unannounced Game Project

Alan Wake 2 Surpasses 2 Million Sales Milestone

In a recent financial report for the full year 2024, Remedy Entertainment announced that its acclaimed game, *Alan Wake 2*, has officially crossed the threshold of two million units sold. This achievement comes after a challenging period of sales despite the game’s positive reception from critics.

Financial Recovery and Future Projections

The company’s CEO, Tero Virtala, shared that the investment in both development and marketing has now been recuperated. As of the last quarter, Remedy has begun to earn royalties from *Alan Wake 2*.The CEO attributed this positive trend to ongoing support for the game through multiple expansions such as Night Springs and Lake House, as well as enhancements including the PS5 Pro update, the RTX Mega Geometry update, and the launch of the physical retail version, which particularly boosted sales during the recent holiday season.

Impressive Revenue Growth

Remedy reported a notable 49.3% increase in revenue, reaching €50 million in 2024 compared to the previous year. While the operating profit has shown improvement, it still remains in negative territory. Nevertheless, the developer expresses optimism for upcoming years, with projections indicating that 2025 will usher in a period of sustainable growth. Remedy has set an ambitious goal to double its 2024 revenue by 2027, while aiming for a robust EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortisation) margin of 30%.

Upcoming Projects on the Horizon

With *Alan Wake 2*’s success paving the way, Remedy is now excitedly turning its focus to future projects. The next title in the pipeline is *FBC: Firebreak*, slated for a 2025 launch. Virtala revealed that the development team recently completed a closed technical test to evaluate the game’s matchmaking and backend services. This stage allowed them to gather critical feedback and data to refine the final product.

Max Payne Remakes and More

In addition, the *Max Payne 1 & 2 Remake* is progressing steadily in full production. Remedy is aligning with Rockstar Games, the original publisher and IP owner, to reach specific milestones established for the remakes.

Unannounced Projects in Development

In an intriguing twist, Remedy is apparently also working on an unannounced project, as indicated by a recent slide shared in their report. While details remain sparse, this suggests that the project is still at an early development phase.