Remedy returning to PlayStation development after over a decade
Alan Wake and Max Payne developer Remedy Entertainment is poised to return to PlayStation development after well over a decade.
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Alan Wake and Max Payne developer Remedy Entertainment is poised to return to PlayStation development after well over a decade.
A company blog post confirmed Remedy's next project, codenamed P7, will be released on a wider range of platforms. As such, the Finnish developer is working to bring its Northlight tech to PlayStation 4 consoles.
Northlight is the studio's own in-house "storytelling" game engine, and was built with photorealistic performance capture in mind. Quantum Break was the first game to make use of the tech.
Max Payne 2 was the last Remedy title to be released on PlayStation, and that launched all the way back in 2003.
As well as working on P7, Remedy is also working on a sequel to popular online shooter Crossfire alongside Korean developer, Smilegate.
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