Take-Two Interactive, the proprietor of Grand Theft Auto 6 developer Rockstar Video games, and Remedy Leisure, the studio behind Alan Wake 2, are locked in a trademark dispute over their R-depicting logos.
As first reported by RespawnFirst, Take-Two filed a trademark dispute towards Remedy in the UK over the rebranded brand it launched final yr. Its brand now solely depicts the letter R, or is usually styled with “Remedy” beneath, which Take-Two seemingly believes is simply too just like Rockstar’s personal R brand.
The UK authorities’s web site lists each logos, obtainable here and here, as opposed, with Take-Two named because the opponent.

Remedy’s new brand was unveiled in April 2023 as a “refreshed visible identification” following its departure from being a developer identified for only one recreation. The earlier brand referenced the studio’s first franchise Max Payne with a bullet, however Remedy has since developed the Alan Wake and Management franchises.
“The bullet in the letter R in the outdated brand represented the period of Max Payne, however the Remedy of now could be a lot larger than a single recreation; now we have an entire portfolio of video games, new and outdated,” it mentioned in a blog post. “It was time to replace and redefine our visible identification to convey extra consistency, showcase our evolution over time, and higher specific our imaginative and prescient of right this moment’s Remedy.”
IGN has requested each Take-Two and Remedy for remark.