Control Resonant is Remedy's fastest-selling game, and the studio's revenue has tripled
Remedy's third-quarter revenue jumped 226% to €39.6 million, and the studio swung from a big loss to an operating profit on the back of its September release.
By GamesNewsly Desk2 min read

Control Resonant has become the fastest-selling game Remedy Entertainment has ever released. The studio's latest quarterly report shows revenue surging after the game's September launch, and it turned what was a loss a year ago into a profit.
For players, it's a sign that the sequel found an audience quickly.
The sales numbers
According to Push Square, Control Resonant reached 1 million copies sold just three weeks after launch. That is the quickest start of any Remedy game.
Eurogamer reports that Remedy's third-quarter revenue rose 226 percent following the September release, bringing in €39.6 million. PC Gamer describes the result as tripling the studio's quarterly revenue.
From a loss to a profit
GameSpot puts the quarter's revenue at about $44.3 million and says Remedy posted an operating profit of €0.6 million. That sounds small, but it is a clear turnaround from the €16.4 million (about $18.3 million) loss the studio reported in the same quarter last year.
Remedy CEO Jean-Charles Gaudechon called the result "a defining milestone," GameSpot reports. GameSpot also frames the game as a big bet for the studio, one that now appears to be paying off.
Here is the quarter at a glance, using the figures reported above:
| Measure | Result |
|---|---|
| Q3 revenue | €39.6 million (about $44.3 million) |
| Revenue change | Up 226% |
| Q3 operating profit | €0.6 million |
| Same quarter last year | €16.4 million operating loss |
| Sales milestone | 1 million copies in three weeks |
About the game
Control Resonant launched on September 24, 2026, according to its Steam listing. Remedy both developed and published it. The listing describes an action-adventure RPG set in a warped Manhattan, in which players take on the role of Dylan Faden as he fights a reality-bending cosmic threat.
The Steam page lists the game for PC. The reports above don't break down sales by platform, so it isn't clear how the 1 million copies were split.
What it means
None of the coverage above announces new content for Control Resonant or says what Remedy will do next. What the numbers do show is that the game has had a strong first stretch: the best sales start in the studio's history, a large jump in revenue and a return to operating profit.
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