FBC: Firebreak will not receive any more major content updates
Remedy's troubled cooperative game is now "complete".
Remedy's troubled cooperative game is now "complete".
Expect the next big update to arrive in January.
The Finnish studio reveals that the majority of players that flocked to the game were based on PlayStation and Xbox.
Bringing with it a new Job and ways to play.
FBC: Firebreak has flopped hard when it comes to actual sales — and now, Remedy's finally admitting it.
Fake it 'til you hit the earnings call: Remedy under fire. Firebreak's stats smell fishy.
With dismal player counts, negative reviews, and comparisons to Sony's infamous Concord, it's shaping up to be another cautionary tale in the team-based FPS genre.
Remedy is trying its hand at a multiplayer game, but even though it's fun to play, the challenges are lining up...
Join us as we explore Remedy's cooperative title to see whether the Finnish team has what it takes to make a multiplayer project.
Two major updates will arrive, adding a collection of new content.
30GB download size and just a GTX 1070 for minimum specs feels like a blessing.
Remedy is almost ready to release their first multiplayer game. We went to Espoo to play, talk and search for Sam Lake.
Remedy also revealed a new Deluxe Edition for the game.
We got a taste of Remedy's first multiplayer game and asked director Mike Kayatta our most pressing questions.
The developer aims to leverage subscription services to boost player engagement.
We didn't even know exploding garden gnomes was a thing.