Remedy CEO Aims to Boost Alan Wake and Control Sales
Remedy's new CEO believes Alan Wake and Control should have sold more and plans to expand their reach through transmedia projects and improved development.
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Remedy Entertainment CEO: Alan Wake and Control should have sold more
Remedy Entertainment's new CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, believes that Alan Wake and Control should have achieved greater commercial success. He aims to expand the audience for these IPs through transmedia projects, including partnerships with Annapurna Pictures for film and TV adaptations, while also focusing on improving game development and exploring new markets.
Alan Wake and Control 'Should Have Sold More,' New Remedy CEO Says, as He Accepts Skepticism of His Former EA Background
The new CEO of Remedy Entertainment believes that franchises like Alan Wake and Control should have achieved higher sales figures. He acknowledges potential skepticism regarding his background at Electronic Arts, a company often associated with aggressive monetization strategies.
Remedy Wants To Fix Alan Wake And Control’s Biggest Problem: Not Enough Players
Remedy Entertainment's new CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, aims to increase sales for the company's critically acclaimed titles like Alan Wake 2 and Control. The strategy involves maximizing intellectual property potential through cross-media projects and a focus on growing the player community. Remedy is also moving into self-publishing for its unique single-player games.