The exact amount is not officially disclosed. The estimate was provided by one of Kommersant's experts.
“Quantum Control”
It is not specified when exactly the grant was allocated. The news about the grant came directly in connection with the project's announcement. It is called “Quantum Control” and is a first-person shooter.
Its demo is expected to be released as a prologue by the end of 2026. It will be a narrative-driven PvE experience. The game itself, scheduled for release in 2029, is presented as a "game-as-a-service with seasons, cooperative missions, PvPvE scenarios, and a progression system."
For GetDevelopment, founded in 2021, this is the first project. The studio currently employs 50 people. While specific names are not mentioned, the company's official website states that they have previously worked on Hogwarts Legacy, Borderlands 3, World War Z, Space Marine 2, Postal 3, Panzar: Forged by Chao, Warhammer 40k: Rogue Trader, and many others.
The game is built on the Unreal Engine 5. Experts believe that it will take about one and a half to two billion (that is, up to 23 million dollars) to bring the game to release. In mid-2025, it was announced that the IRK would spend up to 3.4 billion rubles on domestic game development.