To Remedy (or at least, the company's CEO), FBC: Firebreak "succeeded technically," since it reached "over 1 million players ...

Remedy's new experimental PVP online-only live game FBC Firebreak wasn't a big success at launch and the studio acknowledges lower than expected sales.

"Despite the rocky launch, we believe we have a solid game to build on." ...

Plus, Control 2's development remains "on track" and the Max Payne 1 & 2 remake project is "in full production." ...

While admitting that FBC: Firebreak 's launch on Steam "underperformed", developers Remedy have re-iterated their commitment ...

FBC: Firebreak is back in the news after slipping out of everyone's minds, as Remedy don't seem best pleased with the sales.

The majority of the game's money was made through the deals to put it on Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus, rather than copies sold.

The Finnish studio reveals that the majority of players that flocked to the game were based on PlayStation and Xbox.

PS Plus game FBC: Firebreak free DLC will depend on player response The two new Jobs that’ll launch this year are Outbreak and Blackout, which will be available in Fall and Winter, respectively.

The Extra tier of the PlayStation Plus subscription service is on an impressive streak that hopefully continues.

‘FBC: Firebreak’ is a chaotic co-op shooter that can be a blast with the right group of friends, especially since it's free on PS Plus and Xbox Game Pass.

FBC: Firebreak will be available in the Game Catalog on its launch day, June 17. You'll need a PS Plus Extra or Premium membership to claim it.