A wave of hypothesis amongst followers of Alan Wake 2 and Management developer Remedy Leisure has been sparked by the submitting of a contemporary trademark, simply days forward of The Game Awards.
As noticed by MP1st, a trademark for one thing named “Management: Resonant” was filed yesterday, November 27, by Remedy’s authorized agency, Nordic Attorneys at Regulation Ltd. This, it is said, is identical group answerable for all of Remedy’s different logos.
The apparent conclusion right here is that Management: Resonant would be the title of Remedy’s upcoming Management sequel, which the developer first introduced for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Sequence X/S again in 2022. Little else is understood in regards to the mission, nevertheless.
The timing of the trademark’s submitting raises eyebrows, coming precisely two weeks earlier than this yr’s The Game Awards broadcast on December 11. And Remedy has gone large on the present earlier than, with a full dance quantity in the course of the present’s 2023 ceremony to have fun Alan Wake 2.
In fact, there’s a chance this is not the Management sequel that followers are ready patiently for. Remedy additionally has concepts for movie and TV variations cooking in collaboration with Annapurna Interactive, or this might alternatively be another type of spin-off.
However the sense amongst followers is that now could be the correct time for Management’s full sequel to be revealed, two years after Remedy’s final blockbuster recreation mission arrived, and as a assertion of intent following the disappointing efficiency of FBC: Firebreak, the studio’s scrappy try at a Management multiplayer expertise.
IGN has contacted Remedy for extra, and can of course be reporting all of the bulletins from The Game Awards 2025 stay.
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