Remedy is teaming up with Rockstar, which owns the Max Payne brand, to create new versions of Max Payne 1 and the sequel Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne.
Max Payne 1 and 2 come in new versions – promise not to save on costs
The games are far from launch as it is stated in the press release that the project is in the “concept” stage.
According to the contract, Remedy will develop the games as independent titles for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X and S with Remedy’s Northlight game engine.
This is the deal
“The development is funded by Rockstar Games and the size of a typical AAA game from Remedy. In the contract, Remedy has royalty opportunities after Rockstar Games has reimbursed the development costs, marketing and other expenses related to the distribution and publication of the game “, it is stated in the press release.
The question is whether the two new versions pave the way for Rockstar to make a sequel to Max Payne 3, a game they created and released in 2012.
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