The article surveys Remedy Entertainment’s games, explaining where to play them and highlighting the studio’s major franchises, including Control, Alan Wake and Max Payne. It presents Remedy as a developer known for ambitious storytelling and distinctive gameplay, while acknowledging less successful releases such as CrossfireX and Control: Firebreak.

– Control Resonant: a praised three-player co-operative sequel continuing the Faden family and Federal Bureau of Control story.
– Control: a critically acclaimed paranormal action game starring Jesse Faden.
– Alan Wake 2: a long-awaited sequel expanding Remedy’s connected universe, though its Epic Games Store PC exclusivity remains controversial.
– Alan Wake: a mystery thriller about a writer whose fictional manuscript begins coming true; its 2021 remaster is available on several platforms.
– Alan Wake’s American Nightmare: a shorter, more arcade-focused standalone spin-off.
– Quantum Break: a time-fracturing action game featuring Dominic Monaghan and Shawn Ashmore, often heavily discounted on Steam.
– Max Payne and Max Payne 2: influential noir shooters, with a remake of both games announced.
– CrossfireX and Control: Firebreak: less successful projects that struggled to attract large audiences; Firebreak’s price was reduced to $19.99 in 2026.