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Remedy Reports Sharp H1 Revenue Drop as CONTROL Resonant Tops 1.5 Million Wishlists

Higher Resonant marketing plus last year’s strong quarter explain the shortfall as the studio looks to Resonant’s September 24 release to restore growth.

Overview

  • Remedy said on Tuesday that Q2 revenue fell 40% year‑on‑year to €10.2 million and H1 revenue dropped 23.1% to €23.3 million while EBITDA remained marginally positive.
  • The company blamed the decline on a tough comparison with Q2 2025 and an increase in promotional spending, noting other operating expenses rose by about €1.7 million because marketing for CONTROL Resonant was ramped up.
  • CONTROL Resonant has passed 1.5 million wishlists and—according to Remedy’s internal data—ranked among the top three pre‑ordered PS5 titles in the US, Germany and Brazil as pre‑orders opened, with a worldwide launch set for September 24, 2026.
  • Remedy reported catalogue strength with Alan Wake 2 exceeding three million lifetime sales, and it counted development fees from Resonant and the Max Payne 1 & 2 remake among quarterly revenue while confirming three active projects and a new title now production‑ready.
  • The studio enters the launch window with €29.6 million in cash and liquid investments, a net cash position of €11.8 million, and a maintained full‑year outlook that ties near‑term recovery and profitability to Resonant’s commercial performance in a crowded September release schedule.