22nd May 2026 UK Remedyverse Community MCM London Expo May 2026 Meet Up

The stunning UK Remedyverse has arranged their next MCM London Expo community meetup, this time scheduled for Saturday, May 23rd at 13:00 BST under the shelter on the green. With temperatures predicted to go beyond 30 °C, we recommend bringing lots of water and sunscreen! 

While cosplaying is very welcome, it's not a mandatory part of gathering, and the invite is for all Remedy fans who want to celebrate Remedy and the UKRC anniversary. If you're discovering this wonderful community for the first time, we highly recommend joining their Discord server. It's such a lovely group of people. 

The UKRC is the work of Taffy (@catastrotaffy), Astor (@asteridae) and Madame Purple (@tinypurplepsycho), who teamed up back in 2024 to create a brilliant new group centred around the UK-based Remedy community. They have been a hugely supportive team since, creating events both online and in-person to bring the community together; from Secret Santa giveaways to meet-ups in the UK and abroad. 

MCM is next month and the coffee is on us! See you there? ☕️ pic.twitter.com/Of83OyXd4y

— UK Remedyverse Community (@UKRemedyverse) April 9, 2026

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15th May 2026 Remedy Heads to Tribeca Festival with a Conversation on "CONTROL Resonant: Beyond the Oldest House"

Next month, Remedy will return to Los Angeles to participate in the renowned Tribeca Festival!

In the past, they've treated audience members to talks on building fear in Alan Wake 2 as well as a fireside chat with Creative Director Sam Lake. However, for this outing, their focus is very much on CONTROL Resonant!

On June 12th, Mikael Kasurinen (Creative Director) will be taking to the stage at the SVA Theater for a special conversation with Tribeca alum and Director, Nia DaCosta (Hedda and 28 Days Later: The Bone Temple). During their 75-minute conversation, they will discuss "the craft, inspirations, mechanics and everything else it takes to make a daring sequel like CONTROL Resonant."

Tickets for the event can be bought via the Tribeca Film website, starting at $34.50, with the start time set for 8:30pm. If you can't attend, keep an eye out for a post on potential livestreams announcements closer to the date.

Source: Tribeca Festival

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12th May 2026 Phasmophobia's Limited-Time Alan Wake 2 Event Now Available To Play [Campaign Ends June 2nd]

"Something had shifted, a darker place seeping into this place. Casting a shadow over it, overlapping it. This was something else. Only its writer knew what it meant. There was something more subtle, a dark and unseen presence, pressing against the fabric of reality. The truth was beyond anyone's understanding. They were trapped in a story." 

Recharge your Angel Lamps, and pack your satchel, today's the day! Phasmophobia by Alan Wake, the brand new limited-time event for Kinetic Games' Phasmophobia, is now available to play on consoles and PC! The campaign will be live until June 2nd, and requires the base game to jump in. If you haven't purchased it yet, the adventure is currently 30% off on Steam.

Revealed last month at the Twitch Galaxies Showcase, Phasmophobia by Alan Wake marks the first collaboration for the title following its Early Access launch in 2020. And to celebrate the milestone, the teams went all out, with reimagined locations, voice acting from Matthew Porretta, and a story written by Sam Lake (Creative Director, Remedy).

For launch day, Gamespot's Mark Delaney spoke to Asim Tanvir (Director of Marketing & Partnerships, Kinetic Games), Ana Dukakis (Senior Narrative Director, Kinetic Games), and Molly Maloney (Principal Narrative Designer, Remedy) about how the collaboration came to be and how the two franchises are the perfect match. You can read the full interview, HERE! [Archived]

Created by Kinetic Games, Phasmophobia is an early access game that tasks teams (up to four players) with stepping into the boots of paranormal investigators. (Though single player is always an option for the brave). These intrepid investigators are armed with ghost-hunting equipment, including sound recorders and video cameras. Their goal is to gather evidence across a series of haunted locations and to try not to die in terrifying ways.  Fuelling the fear, the dev team has been inspired by ghost tales from all over, from the Banshees of Irish legend to the Oni of Japanese folklore.

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10th May 2026 New Xbox Wire Article Reveals CONTROL Resonant Will Launch with Support for Xbox Play Anywhere

Remedy has revealed that CONTROL Resonant will launch as an Xbox Play Anywhere title. 

The feature allows games to be picked up and played at any time across PC, Xbox consoles, and supported handhelds (e.g., Lenovo Legion Go and MSI Claw), with progress synced across all devices. It keeps a track of save files, game add-ons and achievements, allowing for seamless gameplay. 

The news was announced in a recent Xbox Wire article by ID@Xbox's Guy Richards, featuring interviews with Miika Huttunen (Senior Communications Manager), Mikael Kasurinen (Creative Director), and Anne-Marie Grönroos (Lead Level Designer).

In their discussion, the developers talk about the steps Remedy is taking to self-publish its most ambitious project yet, and what it's been like working with the ID@Xbox team to bring in the highly-requested feature. "We want to ensure the game is great on all platforms and the best possible experience for players," explains Miika Huttunen. "Many of the moments in AAA games tend to really shine on big displays, but we of course realize that there are players on handheld devices. We take that into account from a performance and controls standpoint to ensure that those players get the best possible experience."

Though much of the early discussion centres on the Play Anywhere feature, Guy also asks questions about what makes the sequel different and the franchise's versatility. On what players can expect in the next outing, Mikael Kasurinen teases, "This also lets us bring a fresh take on the world through quests, gameplay, weapons, and abilities. And it’s easier for new players to jump in: there’s no pressure to play the first Control before Resonant. They both work as their own experiences, each with a protagonist who’s a blank slate, ready to discover their fate. And if you want to expand the picture, nothing stops you from seeing the other side of the coin.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

You can read the full Xbox Wire article HERE!

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