Remedy is rebooting its upcoming multiplayer shooter, previously codenamed Vanguard, as "a premium game with a strong, cooperative multiplayer component."
Kestrel, as it's now called, is back to the concept stage after Remedy and publisher Tencent together took a hard look at Vanguard at the end of its proof-of-concept phase. Ultimately, they decided to go in a different direction due to "the rapidly changing free-to-play market and associated risks."
