Remedy studio is restarting development of the shooter Vanguard, which was originally planned as a free-to-play shooter. Now it will be a paid game, and its name will change to Kestrel.
The developers note that the game will still have a strong emphasis on the competitive co-op aspect. It will probably be diluted with a story-based single player campaign, but this is not certain yet. The development is also being financed by the Chinese holding Tencent, with which Remedy has already agreed on a new format for the project.
A release date for Kestrel has not yet been announced. The game will go to the concept development stage with an analysis of options for further development.
An incredible success for the studio's debut project.
In short, the company is aware of the problem and is solving it.
It will be an animated prequel series.
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