Why is maintaining Remedy's creative identity so important?
Replied byJean-Charles Gaudechon
CEO at Remedy Entertainment
Niche: Technology
Revenue: 4.6M - $5.8M USD/month
Location: Espoo, Finland
Started: 1995
The studio has spent decades building a recognizable voice. Players know a Remedy game when they see one. In a market filled with similar products, having a strong identity is one of the most valuable advantages a company can have, and it must be protected.
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