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Control Resonant Drops New Recap That Helps Catch You Up On Jesse’s Story So Far
Remedy Entertainment has released a new story recap for Control, focusing on Jesse Faden's journey within the Oldest House. This recap aims to catch players up before the release of the upcoming addition to the franchise on September 24th for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
"Why do we need more graphics?": 2010's Alan Wake was as photoreal as videogames ever needed to be, reckons original Thief designer
Former Thief designer Randy Smith Evergreen argues that photorealistic graphics in video games reached their peak with 2010's Alan Wake, suggesting further advancements are unnecessary and costly. He believes the visual fidelity achieved then was sufficient for immersion, and subsequent graphical arms races are a waste of resources, particularly for immersive sims.
Control Resonant’s Assist Mode Lets You Adjust the Challenge (And Won’t Gate Trophies/Achievements)
Remedy Entertainment has introduced an Assist Mode for Control Resonant, allowing players to customize enemy aggression, projectile speed, and other mechanics to adjust the challenge. Notably, using these options will not prevent players from earning Trophies or Achievements, aligning with the game's theme of player choice. Control Resonant is set to launch on September 24th for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
Jesse And Dylan’s Personal Growth Let Remedy “Go Wild” With Their Characters in Control Resonant
Remedy Entertainment is highlighting the voice cast of Control Resonant, particularly Courtney Hope and Sean Durrie, who play Jesse and Dylan. The developers express excitement about the actors' contributions and how their strong working relationships allowed for ambitious storytelling. The game is set to launch soon on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
Arhi Makkonen on designing a moulding and hissing New York for Control Resonant
Remedy Entertainment's Senior Level Designer, Arhi Makkonen, discusses the intricate process of designing the warped New York setting for Control Resonant. The interview highlights the challenges of integrating supernatural elements with a recognizable urban environment and the importance of level design in guiding players through complex spaces, especially with advancements like ray tracing.
Rensa SSD:n – systemkraven för Control Resonant är här
Remedy Entertainment has released the system requirements for Control Resonant, launching September 24. The game will feature multiple tiers of requirements, from minimum to enthusiast levels for both standard and path tracing graphics. A minimum of an NVIDIA GTX 1070 or AMD RX 5600 XT and an Intel i5-8500 or Ryzen 5 3500 are needed for the lowest settings at 1080p, while higher-end configurations will require an RTX 5080 for path tracing. An SSD with 120GB of free space is a mandatory requirement across all settings.
Thief designer thinks the graphics arms race should have ended with 2010's Alan Wake: 'The fidelity curve has…
Thief designer Randy Smith Evergreen believes the graphics arms race in video games should have concluded with 2010's Alan Wake, arguing that current fidelity levels are excessive and serve little practical purpose. He suggests that games like Alan Wake achieved sufficient photorealism, and further advancements are costly without significantly enhancing the player experience, particularly for immersive sims.
Control Resonant should run well on mid-tier PCs, but you're going to have to clear out some serious SSD space
Remedy Entertainment has released the final PC system requirements for Control Resonant, detailing specifications for minimum, recommended, enthusiast, and ray tracing settings. The game will require 16GB of RAM and a substantial 120GB of SSD space, with minimum specs including an Intel Core i5-8500 or AMD Ryzen 5 3500 CPU and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 or AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT GPU.
Control Resonant’s World Opens Up Early in “A Big Way,” Side Quests Are “Quite Crazy,” Says Remedy
Remedy Entertainment has detailed the world design for Control Resonant, confirming that the game opens up significantly after the first one to two hours, offering players multiple zones to explore and a high degree of freedom in choosing between main and side quests. Senior level designer Arhi Makkonen described the side quests as "quite crazy" and narrative-heavy, comparable to the main story content. The game launches on September 24th for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
Control Resonant looks like an exciting action-RPG, but I just want it to mess with my head
Control Resonant, developed by Remedy Entertainment, presents an intriguing action-RPG experience set in a Mold-infested Manhattan. Players control Dylan Faden, who uses a shapeshifting weapon called the Aberrant and must recover health by eliminating enemies. The game, set to release on September 24, 2026, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, promises a deep combat system and a fascinating world that plays with the barrier between fiction and reality.
GamesRadar+ Fall Preview 2026: Your next favorite games make up our hefty Most Wanted list
GamesRadar+ has released its Fall Preview list for 2026, highlighting anticipated games across various genres. While Grand Theft Auto 6 is mentioned, the list focuses on other titles like Marvel's Wolverine, Control Resonant, Silent Hill: Townfall, Gears of War: E-Day, and Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, among many others.
Control Resonant Looks Better Every Single Time We See It
Control Resonant appears to be a significant evolution of Remedy's formula, shifting focus from the environment to character-driven narrative with Dylan Faden. The sequel introduces deeper RPG systems, close-quarters melee combat, and open-ended exploration within its unique, reality-bending Manhattan setting.
“Trust Us–We’re Remedy:” Control Resonant Will Have Plenty Of Lore, The Devs Just Can’t Reveal Any Of It
Remedy Entertainment assures fans that Control Resonant will feature extensive lore, despite promotional materials focusing on combat. Senior communications manager Miika Huttunen stated that narrative elements will be revealed gradually, with players uncovering the story through dialogue, collectibles, and environmental clues. The game will also incorporate player choices in dialogue and offer a challenging combat system.
Best New Xbox And Game Pass Games For September 2026
September 2026 is set to be a busy month for Xbox and Game Pass players, with a diverse lineup of new releases. Highlights include the dark fantasy RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker, Capcom's return to the samurai genre with Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and the survival-crafting spin-off RuneScape: Dragonwilds launching day one on Game Pass. Other notable titles include the horror game Halloween, the racing title Hot Wheels Infinite Rush, and Remedy's Control Resonant.
The Biggest New Game Releases Of September 2026
September 2026 is set to be a packed month for new game releases across PC and consoles, with many major titles aiming to avoid the shadow of Grand Theft Auto 6. Highlights include new entries in established franchises like Onimusha and Fire Emblem, alongside anticipated new titles such as Marvel's Wolverine and Silent Hill: Townfall.
Control Resonant makes an exception to the rule about eating the Mold
Control Resonant will feature Dylan Faden making an exception to the rule about consuming the Mold, a parasitic organism from the original game. Remedy Entertainment showcased Dylan's new abilities, including gravity manipulation and enhanced glide, along with the challenging "The Collective" boss fight. The action RPG is set to release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S on September 24.
The 19 most exciting video game releases of September 2026
September 2026 is set to be a massive month for video game releases, with over a dozen highly anticipated titles launching across various platforms. The month features new entries in established franchises like Onimusha and Fire Emblem, alongside promising new IPs such as Crimson Moon and Orbitals. Notable releases include Marvel's Wolverine, Dune: Awakening, and the full console launch of Valheim.
The 5 top games you need to play in September 2026
This article highlights the top five games releasing in September 2026, chosen from a wave of titles aiming to avoid the November release of GTA 6. Featured games include the dark fantasy vampire RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker, Insomniac Games' action-adventure Marvel's Wolverine, the Switch 2 exclusive Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, the horror title Silent Hill: Townfall, and Remedy's Control Resonant.
Looks like you can try DLSS 5 out today yourself
A modder has successfully integrated DLSS 5 Neural Rendering technology, extracted from an early access version of NBA 2K27, into Remedy Entertainment's game Control. This mod currently affects only character models and offers seven different visual styles, though it comes with a significant performance impact, potentially dropping frame rates by nearly half on high-end hardware.
Nvidia DLSS 5's AI yassification filter reportedly escapes containment ahead of release, thanks to modders digging files out of NBA 2K27
Nvidia's upcoming DLSS 5 neural rendering technology has reportedly been leaked and partially implemented in the PC version of NBA 2K27 by modders. While functional for character models in games like Control, the unofficial implementation suffers from performance issues and lacks HDR support. The leak suggests DLSS 5 may integrate with existing DLSS upscaling and could be easier to implement in Unreal Engine 5 titles.
