Alan Wake 2 has now passed 2m sales and has finally started making a profit. As per Remedy's latest financial report, the thriller sequel had recouped its development fees and marketing investments by the end of 2024, and had started accruing royalty income.

Remedy Entertainment supported Alan Wake 2 in the months after launch, releasing bug fixes and updates that added features like Photo Mode. The game also received two DLC expansions, Night Springs and The Lake House, with the former telling three anthology-style stories, while the latter doubled-down on the game's horror elements.

Alan Wake 2, Remedy's gorgeous oddity, is finally making the developer some cash, over a year after its launch. In a financial report published today, the Finnish studio revealed that sales of the sequel had now surpassed two million units, and that "the game started to accrue royalties".

Looking ahead, the studio also teased that Control 2, which is being developed in partnership with Annapurna, "has been finalizing the production readiness stage" and will enter full production at the end of February 2025, along with Max Payne 1&2 Remake, which is also "making steady progress in full production."

After being funded by Epic Games, Alan Wake 2 has now crossed whatever metric it needed to start delivering royalties back to Remedy.

Remedy has announced that at long last, Alan Wake 2 is profitable, and that the game has crossed the two million sales mark to boot.

Well, this is nice. Remedy's exceptionally good horror game Alan Wake 2 is finally making royalties for the studio for the first time since its release in late 2023, after shifting over 2 million copies. The jubilant news comes from Remedy latest financial report, as spotted by VG247.

Remedy Entertainment revealed that Alan Wake 2 had recouped most of its development and marketing costs. In the company's latest financial report, the studi