Remedy has cancelled one of its in-development multiplayer projects, codenamed Kestrel.
In a statement published on Tuesday, the Alan Wake 2 developer said that, in conjunction with co-financier Tencent, it had decided to cancel the project to focus on other games.
Kestrel – previously codenamed Vanguard – was “a premium cooperative multiplayer game” being created by a small team, according to Remedy. The company has a second multiplayer project in development, codename Condor, which takes place in the Control universe.
