Remedy Games, the developers behind the beloved Max Payne series and the acclaimed Control, have announced that the Max Payne 1&2 remakes are now in full production. This exciting news follows the recent announcement that Control 2 has reached the “production readiness stage.”
Remedy CEO Tero Virtala revealed that the development fees for the Max Payne remakes have escalated due to their significant scale. This is further supported by the fact that the Max Payne 1&2 remakes will share a similar development budget with Alan Wake 2, which reportedly had a budget of $75 million. This means Remedy is pouring a substantial amount of resources into bringing Max Payne back to life with a modern twist.
Remedy’s official statement on the Max Payne remakes clarifies that the project has progressed from the production readiness stage to full production. The development team has been dedicated to creating an early functional version of the game, ensuring a smooth and engaging experience for players.
The announcement of the Max Payne remakes being in full production is a significant milestone for fans. With Remedy’s proven track record and the substantial investment in the project, anticipation is high for a faithful and visually impressive recreation of these classic titles. The news of Control 2 nearing production readiness adds to the excitement, promising a future filled with thrilling new experiences from Remedy Games.
