Remedy Entertainment has confirmed that Control 2 is being developed for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, and PC.
in a blog post revealed that Remedy and 505 Games are co-developing and co-releasing a sequel, formerly known as the codename Heron, is considered a spin-off game rather than a second mainline game.
"With Control 2, we will once again leap into unknown territory," Game Director Mikael Kasurinen said on Remedy's website. "It will be an unexpected journey. It will take a while, but to be euphemistic, it's the most exciting project I've ever done. It's too early, but it's worth the wait.
We have signed an agreement with 505 Games to jointly develop and co-release Control 2, a sequel to Control. Reading announcement: https://t.co/UD1iFHvCeH
It's a very exciting time for us! Mikael Kasurinen, game director of the series, told more: https://t.co/KJCHIWgBlU pic.twitter.com/TuTEMr1tjv— Remedy Entertainment (@remedygames) November 11, 2022
Remedy confirmed in early November that Control 2 is still in conceptual stage, meaning the game is not yet in active development, so it may take years.
Its budget is 50 million euros (about $52 million), a significant increase from the $30 million of the original game. In terms of context, the cost of "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunter" is $81 million, while Red Dead Redemption costs between $80 million and $100 million.
However, this is not the only control game being developed, as the codename Vulture is the upcoming four-player collaborative PvE game to be announced in the summer of 2021.
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