Alan Wake 2 Co-Director Tied to Secret New Remedy Project
Finnish studio Remedy Entertainment, the team behind Alan Wake 2 and Control: Resonance, has quietly surfaced a new and unannounced game project, drawing attention from the community. According to the report, Kyle Rowley, the co-director of the acclaimed Alan Wake 2, has secretly led this unnamed project for nearly two years. Professional platform information indicates he has worked on the title as co-director since January 2025. Rowley previously spent six years helping develop Alan Wake 2, which is widely regarded as Remedy’s current peak achievement. So far, neither the game’s subject matter, official title, nor launch window has been disclosed.
According to professional platform listings, Kyle Rowley took on the role of co-director for this anonymous new project starting in January 2025, meaning the work has been underway for close to two years. His previous six-year commitment to Alan Wake 2 helped establish the title as one of Remedy’s most celebrated releases. At present, the studio has yet to attach a name, genre, or release window to the new project. For now, the details rest largely on Rowley’s credited position rather than any official announcement from the developer.
Players have widely speculated that Rowley will once again partner with Sam Lake, the studio’s core creative figure, replicating the well-regarded pairing behind Alan Wake 2. Many in the community are openly hoping this secret project turns out to be Alan Wake 3, though nothing has been confirmed. The official channel has disclosed no theme, naming, or launch timing for the new work. Until Remedy shares more, the project remains an intriguing mystery shaped by fan expectation rather than verified fact.
Beyond the mystery project, Remedy Entertainment already has clear plans in motion. The studio intends to prioritize work on the Max Payne remake. Industry observers also speculate that Control: Resonance will likely receive post-launch DLC, continuing the series’ tradition of expanded content and planting story hooks that could connect to a brand-new mainline title. These predictions remain unofficial, but they hint at a busy pipeline for the Finnish developer. For fans of Remedy’s interconnected universe, this is one to watch.
