The announcement, quoted below:

Remedy Entertainment (“Remedy”) has signed an agreement with 505 Games, an international video game publisher and a subsidiary of Digital Bros Group, under which Remedy and 505 Games will co-develop and co-publish Control 2 (formerly known as Codename Heron), a sequel to Remedy’s award-winning game Control.

Control 2’s initial development budget amounts to EUR 50 million, and Remedy will retain the ownership of the game’s intellectual property. The development, marketing, and post-launch investments as well as the future net revenues generated by the game will be equally split between 505 Games and Remedy. The game will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, and it will be built on Remedy’s proprietary Northlight® engine and tools. Remedy will publish the game on the PC platform and 505 Games will publish it on the console platforms. The project is currently in concept stage.

The critically acclaimed Control was published in 2019. Since its release, Control was nominated for 11 BAFTA® Games Awards and received over 20 “Game of the Year” awards including IGN’s 2019 Game of the Year.

“We are excited to deepen our cooperation with Remedy and continue the success story of Control together. Since its launch in 2019, Control has sold over 3 million copies,” say Rami and Raffi Galante, co-CEOs of Digital Bros Group/505 Games. “Control is the biggest investment 505 Games has ever made, so it has a special place in our hearts. We are grateful to the whole player community that has made Control such a long-lasting and loved game, and are even more excited to bring out Control 2,” Rami and Raffi Galante continue.

In June 2021, Remedy announced that the company had outlined high-level collaboration terms with 505 Games for a bigger-budget Control game. “I’m now proud to confirm that the bigger-budget Control game, also known as Codename Heron, is Control 2, a full-blown sequel to our award-winning game Control,” says Tero Virtala, CEO of Remedy.

The agreement does not have an impact on Remedy’s outlook for 2022.

Noice, more weirdly paranormal, GPU-destroying fuckery for me then :-D

Hopefully we get it.

We still don't have the Alan Wake remaster...

Hopefully it comes out and hopefully it comes to Gog.

UWOOOOHHH
Here we go baby!!!!

Cause Epic Games is its publisher, I guess we'll get it after more than standard one year in their store.

We're more than a month past that.

Oh, time flies... But I meant more "several years" than "one year and a month" anyway.

Pretty nice. I enjoyed Control in general despite some of its flaws. If they can build on the strengths of the original game it might become a really good one.

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/control_2

I hope this one doesn't come out with a crash-in-boss-fight bug that never gets fixed...

Mr. Clock? Yeah. I had to set everything on minimum, including sound effects being silent (which makes it all the harder) and it still took a few tries not to crash... I eventually got through it, but it was really frustrating.

Damn! I still haven't finished AWE DLC.

Very nice! Control is a phenomenal game, like an interactable Christopher Nolan film. Glad to see it's getting a sequel!

I enjoyed the weird mystery and exploration of strange environments in Control. The combat I could've done without, particularly the infinitely respawning of ever the same enemy types, plus the micro-management needed to deal with the weapon upgrade loot. Will be interesting to see what they'll come up with for the sequel.