Remedy Entertainment buys Control series rights from 505 Games for €17m ...Middle East

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Alan Wake developer Remedy Entertainment has announced it's acquired the full rights to its Control series from publisher 505 Games for €17m. As detailed in an investor announcement on its website, the rights acquisition - which includes those for publishing, distribution, and marketing - cover the full Control franchise, including the supernatural third-person shooter's 2019 debut game, the upcoming Control 2 and multiplayer spin-off codename Condor, and all future titles in the series. Remedy's publishing agreement with 505 Games for Control 2 and Condor will terminate immediately, and 505 will continue to serve as the publisher of Control until 31st December this year, when the transi

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