Remedy Entertainment is pursuing a multimedia expansion strategy for Control under new CEO Jean-Charles Gaudechon, who has publicly stated the franchise underperformed commercially. The upcoming project Control Resonant is part of this push.
Remedy Entertainment's new CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, told The Game Business that the studio's flagship titles, including Control, should have sold more. The admission came as Gaudechon outlined a strategy of IP franchising and multimedia expansion to reach a broader audience. The plan includes the upcoming project Control Resonant, which is part of this cross-media push.
The franchise's commercial underperformance is a central concern for the new leadership. Gaudechon's public remarks signal a shift toward more aggressive marketing and adaptation of Remedy's properties across different media formats. The strategy aims to expand the audience for Control beyond its current player base.
No additional details about Control Resonant, such as its format, release window, or platform, have been disclosed in the available stories. The franchise's status is defined by this stated commercial disappointment and the announced multimedia strategy, with no further updates on development or publishing.
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Remedy Entertainment's new CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, told The Game Business that the studio's flagship titles underperformed commercially. He outlined a strategy of IP franchising and multimedia expansion, including the upcoming Control Resonant, to reach a broader audience.
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