Quantum Break currently has no DLC plans, but even if the studio decides to act on the many ideas they do have for future content, they'll face several "complications" Remedy's Thomas Puha has confirmed.
Remedy recently shared more details on its upcoming sequel, Control Resonant.
The Alan Wake and Control developer shared the news in a brief note to investors and explained Gaudechon will step into the role on March 1, 2026. Interim CEO and co-founder Markus Mäki will continue overseeing operations until Gaudechon begins his tenure.
Firebreak and now this…. They really are on a streak aren’t they!
Something clearly happened to this company after Alan Wake 2. That game was brilliant and was unjustly sabotaged by marketing and haters.
Unfortunately, it seems to have absolutely destroyed a company we all agreed was once one of the best. Well done people. Well done.
I hate to seem them struggling but I'm not going to support them if they only release their games on the Epic store.
Before Control Resonant launches, you need to play Remedy's mind-bending Quantum Break, one of the best third-person shooters around.
"Remedy has lots of ideas on the cutting room floor, but nothing concrete, there's no DLC plans in place, so lets see how people react to the game."
I'm fine with that. At least I know the game hasn't been preemptively chopped for DLC. Also, the game has to be good for it warrant DLC and as this is a new IP, their approach makes sense.
I'll take Expansion story packs .
This answers a question poised today about getting more games of this mixed media type. Not very likely as the inherent difficulties are mostly logistical.
What a AAA game is going to ship complete without microtransactions and DLC?
Excellent!