Explaining Remedy’s Connected Universe And How Each Game Fits Into This Overarching Universe

Remedy Entertainment is easily one of the most recognizable names in the industry, thanks to a number of excellent titles under its belt. The Finnish developer first came into the limelight with 2001's Max Payne, and since then - the studio has continually built upon its unique yet recognizable brand of storytelling and memorable characters. Whether it's the dark town of Bright Falls in Alan Wake or the complex noir drama of Max Payne or the twisted architecture of The Oldest House in Control - each of Remedy's games explores a few recurring themes that are constant between the developer's many games. As such, it's not that surprising that these games contain numerous references to each other.

While this was initially thought to be just secrets, Remedy has now revealed that these games are part of a larger universe, rightly dubbed the Remedy Connected Universe. While the only two confirmed games within the universe are Alan Wake and Control, almost every game by the developer somehow fits into this overarching universe - intentionally or not. With Alan Wake 2 slated for release next year and Max Payne 1 and 2 remakes on the horizon as well, it's the perfect time to dive into this maze of connections that all collectively form the Remedy Connected Universe.

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