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Remedy partners with Tencent for its multiplayer Vanguard

Not to be mistaken for a CoD title...

Remedy will partner with Tencent for Vanguard, a multiplayer title that’s likely been in the works since 2018.

Vanguard marks Remedy’s first entry into Games-as-a-Service business model, executed by our top tier team of free-to-play experts,” Remedy said in a statement to investors.

“We are building something new and exciting for co-operative multiplayer space, on top of Remedy’s strengths. Expanding our capabilities to take on publishing responsibilities is the next step in the development of our company.

“We are excited for this long-term partnership with Tencent and with confidence can say that it is an excellent fit in supporting Vanguard’s ambitious plans. Vanguard is a global opportunity, and Tencent can support Remedy internationally, and lead the operations in Asia and the mobile markets.”

Remedy is hard at work on a number of titles including the newly announced Alan Wake 2.


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