To Remedy (or at least, the company's CEO), FBC: Firebreak "succeeded technically," since it reached "over 1 million players in its first 10 days." But the game also "underperformed" - especially on ...

While admitting that FBC: Firebreak 's launch on Steam "underperformed", developers Remedy have re-iterated their commitment ...

"Despite the rocky launch, we believe we have a solid game to build on." ...

FBC Firebreak, the multiplayer spin-off set in the world of Alan Wake and Control, tanked on Steam at release, but developer Remedy is promising major changes to come.

Plus, Control 2's development remains "on track" and the Max Payne 1 & 2 remake project is "in full production." ...

Remedy Studios said in its recent financial report that its multiplayer shooter's launch was not what they expected.

Remedy's new experimental PVP online-only live game FBC Firebreak wasn't a big success at launch and the studio acknowledges ...

According to Virtala, FBC: Firebreak 's underperformance is due to its "initial onboarding experience and mission structure", ...

Leaving a post on the FBC: Firebreak Steam store page, the developers have revealed that they have plans in place for their first major update.

Remedy Entertainment in its latest earnings report announced Control has sold over five million units worldwide.This figure ...

In its Steam post, Remedy notes that most players who leave FBC: Firebreak do so within the first hour of playing. In response, it's doing a lot to combat that.

FBC: Firebreak will cost $49.99 on Steam when it releases, the same price on every other platform. However, on Xbox and PS5 some users will be able to enjoy it at no extra cost via Xbox Game Pass ...