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Remedy Entertainment recently unveiled a new trailer forFBC:Firebreak, which confirmed that the game will get a special livestream on April 24. The live stream will hopefully answer fans' most burning questions about the co-op shooter, so it’ll likely be an important day for gamers interested inFBC: Firebreak.
Announced last year,FBC: Firebreakis an upcoming cooperative FPS set inside the Federal Bureau of Control, the mysterious, clandestine US government organization in whichControlwas set. According to its developers,FBC: Firebreakwill be a three-player co-op game, and gamers will team up to take on dangerous “Jobs” inside the FBC. The game is set to be a part of the increasingly popularAlan Wakeshared universe, and whilerecent previews revealed much aboutFBC: Firebreak, there’s still a lot to be shared about the game.
Now, Remedy Entertainment has unveiled a short newFBC: Firebreaktrailer called “Hazards of the Job,” which showcases some gameplay revolving around players fighting enemies in the Oldest House, and facing hazards such as enormous fires and weird, pink, explosive goo. The most important element of the video, however, is that it promises a “special livestream” will be held on April 24 at 1 PM EDT. Not much was revealed about the livestream, though, with the trailer only teasing that it will feature “brand-new content and exciting news.” In any case, it’s likely that gamers eager to playFBC: Firebreakshould keep an eye out for the event.
FBC: Firebreak Livestream Date and Time
Hopefully, the upcoming livestream will share even more information aboutFBC: Firebreak’s story, beyond showing more gameplay. Due to it being part of theAlan WakeandControluniverse, gamers who love these titles will likely want to understand better how the upcoming multiplayer game ties in with the rest of the setting. Earlier this year, for example, theFBC: Firebreakdevs hinted at Jesse Faden’s role in the game, indicating that the protagonist ofControlcould appear, despite not being a playable character.
FBC: Firebreakrecently confirmed its release windowfor the summer of 2025. This indicates that Remedy will likely ramp up on the game’s marketing in the following months, sharing more information to entice gamers to try out the live-service title.
Fortunately, gamers will be able to play Remedy’s next title using popular subscription services. While it’s confirmed not to be a free-to-play game,FBC: Firebreakwill be available on PS Plus Extraand Xbox Game Pass on day one, allowing more gamers to access it at launch.
