Remedy’s 30th anniversary plans: streams dated, Alan Wake book announced

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Remedy Entertainment is marking 30 years since its August 1995 founding with a month‑long slate of community‑facing events and reveals. The studio outlined a new developer streaming series, a publication focused on the Alan Wake universe, and a commissioned artwork that brings together key characters from across its games. Celebrations continue through August and beyond, with more beats planned after this initial wave. Below are the confirmed dates and details from the studio’s official announcement.

A milestone from Espoo

Founded in Espoo, Finland, with roots in the local demoscene, Remedy looked back on its origins and the road to three decades of game development. Co‑founder and Board Chair Markus Mäki recalled the basement beginnings and the studio’s enduring focus on curiosity and passion.

“We started making video games in a basement in Espoo, Finland… We remain curious and passionate about creating memorable experiences, and we’re eager to see where that takes us.” — Markus Mäki, Remedy Entertainment

Alan Wake: Design Works dated

In collaboration with Lost in Cult, Remedy announced Alan Wake: Design Works — a comprehensive look at the Alan Wake franchise’s creative process and worldbuilding. The publication launches on 18 August at 10:00 PT. The studio frames it as a deep dive intended for fans interested in how the series came together across concept, narrative, and design.

Remedy Games streaming series

Next week, Remedy will begin “Remedy Games”, a series of streams on Twitch and YouTube featuring complete playthroughs of studio titles alongside conversations with developers who worked on them. The series starts on 27 August — the sixth anniversary of Control — with a run of Control from start to finish.

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Anniversary artwork commission

Remedy commissioned artist Valentina Paz, a long‑time member of the community, to create a celebratory piece depicting a scene after an Old Gods of Asgard concert. The artwork spotlights original Remedy characters converging in a single tableau, serving as an illustrated nod to three decades of the studio’s worlds.

Key dates at a glance

• 18 August, 10:00 PT – Alan Wake: Design Works launches (Lost in Cult)
• 27 August – “Remedy Games” streaming series debuts with Control on Twitch and YouTube
• 20 August – Submissions open for a community video tribute via Remedy’s Discord and social channels

Final takeaway – why it matters

For players, Remedy’s anniversary roadmap offers new ways to revisit its catalog and gain behind‑the‑scenes insight into the Alan Wake universe. Whether you tune into the developer streams or explore the design compendium, August is set to spotlight how Remedy’s stories and style have evolved over three decades.