FBC: Firebreak, the three-player first-person shooter from Control developer Remedy Entertainment, launched back in June to ...

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

Remedy Entertainment has already outlined their next new game as the studio continues work on FBC Firebreak, Control 2, and ...

The launch didn't go quite as smoothly for Remedy Entertainment's cooperative first-person shooter FBC: Firebreak as expected last month. While the multiplayer spinoff of the critically acclaimed ...

This article contains MAJOR SPOILERS for Control and FBC: Firebreak. About a year after Control's launch in 2019, Remedy Entertainment announced that its upcoming games would be set in the same ...

When FBC Firebreak released just a short while ago, it didn't quite get the response Remedy Entertainment was hoping for. Launching on subscription services was likely a boon to its reputation on ...

Remedy Entertainment's latest game, FBC: Firebreak, is a big departure from the studio's narrative-driven, single-player experiences, as it focuses on co-op play. While the studio has already ...

The Remedy 30th anniversary celebration is running through August, the studio is teaming up with iam8bit and Lost in Cult.

Remedy Entertainment has revealed that its latest game, FBC: Firebreak, has reached a total of one million players shortly over a week after the game's launch on June 17.

That's certainly the case for FBC: Firebreak. A 3-player co-op shooter, FBC: Firebreak is inherently unique in that it marks a completely new type of project for Remedy.

Remedy Entertainment unveiled a new trailer for FBC: Firebreak, its upcoming co-op first-person shooter, on Thursday.