Remedy has printed its newest monetary outcomes, reporting a big spike in income for This fall pushed by will increase in royalties and recreation gross sales from Alan Wake 2 and Management.
The report additionally included outcomes for its full fiscal 12 months, experiencing a 17% rise in income alongside a €14.9 million working loss following the underperformance of its multiplayer title FBC: Firebreak.
This is what you want to know:
The numbers
This fall 2025
- Income: €17 million (up 46.3%)
- Working revenue: €0.7 million (in contrast to working lack of €1.4 million in 2024)
FY 2025
- Income: €59.5 million (up 17%)
- Working loss: €14.9 million (in contrast to €4.3 million in 2024)
The highlights
Remedy reported that rising recreation gross sales and royalties shaped nearly half of its general income for This fall. Main contributors to this improve have been royalties from Alan Wake 2 and recreation gross sales of Management.
The Finnish developer famous that its improved profitability (in contrast to a loss throughout the identical interval final 12 months) was “pushed by the upper income degree.”
2019’s Management bought a further million copies for the complete 12 months. Gross sales have been boosted by Management: Resonant (beforehand often called Management 2), which was unveiled throughout The Recreation Awards in December 2025. The sequel is about to launch this 12 months.
Interim CEO Markus Mäki mentioned early reception to Resonant “has been wonderful,” with constructive participant and group sentiment leading to “constructive wishlist numbers.”
As for Alan Wake 2, Remedy highlighted that its October function on PlayStation Plus generated platform-deal royalties throughout its fourth quarter.
For the complete 12 months, the survival horror additionally continued to accrue “regular royalty era by unit gross sales,” alongside “regular gross sales” of different video games within the Alan Wake franchise.
Final October, Tera Virtala stepped down as CEO after 9 years with Mäki appointed interim CEO. Yesterday, Remedy appointed former Digital Arts VP Jean-Charles Gaudechon as its new CEO. He’ll assume the position on March 1, 2026.
“After a couple of difficult quarters, This fall was each constructive and worthwhile. Our single-player video games out there carried out effectively, and the announcement of Management: Resonant was met with a terrific reception,” mentioned Mäki.
Wanting on the full 12 months, Remedy attributed the income improve to growth charges of its Max Payne 1 & 2 remakes and Management: Resonant, royalties from Alan Wake 2, and gross sales income from FBC: Firebreak together with subscription service agreements.
Remedy reported general growth charges of €32.9 million, whereas recreation gross sales and income amounted to €26.6 million.
In June 2025, the developer launched its first self-published title FBC: Firebreak. The three-player co-op is a spin off from Management.
The title underperformed and didn’t meet Remedy’s expectations, with the developer later saying it had “hoped for a greater launch.”
Later within the 12 months, Remedy issued a revenue warning due to “weak gross sales” of Firebreak and recognised a non-cash impairment of €14.9 million. This represented nearly all of Firebreak’s “capitalised growth prices, allotted bought publishing, and distribution rights.”
Remedy adjusted its 2025 outlook because of this, having beforehand anticipated each its working revenue to improve from the earlier 12 months. As a substitute it recorded a loss with the non-cash impairment.