FBC: Firebreak, Remedy Entertainment's co-op shooter launched in June 2025, has struggled to attract players, with SteamDB data showing it never surpassed 2,000 concurrent players. Despite this, Remedy confirmed in its Q1 2026 earnings report the game will remain active on PC and consoles, including via PlayStation Plus and Xbox Game Pass, citing minimal infrastructure costs.

The studio clarified that halting development in March 2026 does not mean the game's closure, emphasizing its commitment to maintaining accessibility. Analysts note this decision preserves Remedy's reputation while redirecting resources to higher-priority projects.

Remedy highlighted Control Resonant's on-schedule 2026 launch as a key focus, leveraging the original *Control*'s success for anticipated strong sales. The company also confirmed full production on Max Payne 1 and 2 remakes and a proof-of-concept phase for an undisclosed new IP.

While FBC: Firebreak's future remains uncertain, Remedy's strategy reflects confidence in 2026 as a pivotal year, balancing legacy support with aggressive investment in new titles.