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Tech RadarPositive

Control Resonant composer says his inspiration comes from concept art, which brings forth 'melodies' and 'a feeling' — 'That feeling combined with the ability to 'hear' pictures - synesthesia, to be exact - are my go-to tools at the ground zero point'

Control Resonant composer Petri Alanko discussed his unique creative process, which heavily involves synesthesia allowing him to 'hear' music from concept art. He praised Remedy Entertainment's transparency culture and detailed how visual inspiration leads to melodies and feelings for the game's soundtrack. Control Resonant is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

Gaming BoltPositive

Control Resonant Accolades Trailer Highlights Strong Critical Acclaim for the Paranatural Thriller

Remedy Entertainment has released an accolades trailer for Control Resonant, highlighting the critical praise the game has received since its launch. The game currently holds an 83 Metascore and a 91 percent "Very Positive" rating on Steam. Updates have already been released, including a hotfix for enemy balance and a larger patch adding New Game++ and quality-of-life improvements.

Rock Paper ShotgunPositive

Control Resonant's New Game++ update also squashes some of my least favourite bugs, including the one where magic doors change my trousers

Remedy Entertainment has released a significant update for Control Resonant, introducing a New Game Plus mode and numerous bug fixes. The patch addresses issues like the fast-travel glitch that reset player outfits and includes performance optimizations for lower-end hardware like the Steam Deck. Quality of life improvements, such as displaying build power ratings on the main screen, also aim to demystify the game's upgrade systems.

GamespotNeutral

Control Resonant Has Finally Gotten The One Thing It’s Missing (But Only On PC)

A PC modding community has created a photo mode for Control Resonant, addressing a feature that Remedy Entertainment plans to officially add in a November update. The game also received update 1.4.0, introducing a New Game+ mode, various bug fixes, and quality-of-life improvements.

Last Word GamingPositive

CONTROL Resonant Update Adds New Mode & QoL Fixes

Remedy Entertainment has released a significant update for CONTROL Resonant, introducing unlimited New Game++ runs and a host of quality-of-life improvements, performance optimizations, and bug fixes. The update aims to enhance player progression tracking, reduce combat intensity in certain areas, and improve overall stability and features across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X.

Retro GamerNegative

Your pro controller's back buttons could be the answer to Control Resonant's spongy enemies

This article offers solutions for the 'spongy' enemy issue in Control Resonant by leveraging controller back buttons. It suggests mapping attack functions to these buttons on PlayStation 5, Xbox, and PC controllers to reduce repetitive strain and fatigue, while also touching on macro functions for combat combos. The author notes that while spongy enemies are a game design problem, hardware solutions can mitigate player discomfort.

Tech RadarPositive

Exclusive: Listen to Control Resonant's 'Sibling Theme', a track that its composer says 'soothes and comforts' Dylan and Jesse's 'dented childhood memories'

Remedy Entertainment has released 'Sibling Theme' from the Control Resonant soundtrack, composed by Petri Alanko. The track aims to evoke the bond between Jesse and Dylan, with Alanko describing it as a comforting representation of their childhood memories. Control Resonant is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

To Much GamingPositive

Best N64 Games: 40 Essential Nintendo 64 Games — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides

This article celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Nintendo 64 by listing 40 essential games for the console. It highlights the console's innovations in 4-player local multiplayer and force feedback, and details influential titles across genres like first-person shooters, 3D platformers, and adventure games, with personal anecdotes and reflections on their lasting impact.

Gaming BoltNeutral

Control Resonant – 15 Things Worth Doing After the Main Story

This guide details 15 activities to pursue after completing the main story of Remedy Entertainment's Control. It covers defeating all Resonants, fully upgrading abilities and forms, completing FBC Board requests, exploring hidden areas like the "secret organization" hideouts, and engaging with unique challenges such as Arcade Machine challenges and World Feats. The guide also touches upon New Game Plus as a final option for players seeking more content.

Gaming BoltVery positive

Control Resonant’s Underpass is Peak Remedy Design

The Underpass in Remedy Entertainment's Control: AWE is highlighted as a masterclass in level and narrative design, showcasing the developer's signature 'weirdness'. The environment effectively uses spatial design, shifting timelines, and environmental storytelling to create a disorienting yet compelling experience for players.

Gaming BoltVery positive

Control Resonant’s Combat Has More Depth Than You Might Expect

Control Resonant's combat mechanics offer more depth than initially apparent, with intricate build-crafting possibilities that reward player experimentation. Despite initial criticisms and a recent hotfix, the game's combat system, which avoids typical parrying mechanics, provides a unique and engaging experience for those who stick with it.

EurogamerNeutral

As handholding mechanics come under fire elsewhere, Control Resonant devs confirm they made a "conscious decision" not to use yellow paint

Control Resonant director Mikael Kasurinen confirmed the game consciously avoids using yellow paint for player guidance, prioritizing player autonomy. This contrasts with other games that use such markers, which have drawn criticism, including Marvel's Wolverine's 'fart trails'. While Resonant uses yellow organically, the developers believe player-driven decision-making is key to a good game.

Nintendo EverythingPositive

A Game About Digging A Hole Together announced for Nintendo Switch 2

Rokaplay and Mipumi Games have announced A Game About Digging A Hole Together for the Nintendo Switch 2, set to release in 2026. This sequel builds upon the viral success of the original by adding multiplayer functionality, deeper gameplay mechanics, and expanded content. Mipumi Games, which has experience with titles like Alan Wake 2 and Control, has rebuilt the game's code for smoother performance.

IGNNeutral

Why Control Resonant Developer Remedy Avoided Using Yellow Paint to Guide Players

Remedy Entertainment's director discussed the game design choices made for Control, specifically how the team avoided using overt visual cues like yellow paint to guide players through the environment. The focus was on creating a more organic exploration experience.

Gamedeveloper.comPositive

Control Resonant director lays out case for avoiding excessive 'yellow paint'

Control Resonant director Mikael Kasurinen discusses the game's deliberate choice to avoid 'yellow paint' as a signposting technique in its level design. He explains that this approach aims to make players feel more agency in exploration, rather than relying on common visual cues that can feel like handholding. The decision is framed within the context of the Control series' horror-inspired themes and the desire for players to actively interpret the game's reality.

Gaming BoltVery positive

Control Resonant Benefited from The Power of the PS5, Says Lead Gameplay Designer

Lead gameplay designer Sergey Mohov discussed how Remedy Entertainment leveraged the power of the PlayStation 5 for Control Resonant, enabling larger environments and more on-screen action. He highlighted the use of the DualSense controller's adaptive triggers and haptic feedback for an immersive combat experience. The article also mentions upcoming updates like New Game++ and a Photo Mode, and references a positive review score.

FZ.sePositive

Control Resonant ska få "New Game++" och ett fotoläge

Remedy Entertainment is planning future updates for Control, including a 'New Game++' feature that will allow players to replay the game multiple times with unlocked abilities, expected in October. A highly requested photo mode is also planned for a November release. The studio has not yet commented on potential story expansions.

Game CheckupVery positive

Siap-Siap Upgrade Rig! 10 Game PC Terbaru 2026 dengan Grafis Paling Memukau

This article highlights ten upcoming PC games slated for release in 2026 that are expected to feature groundbreaking graphics. It details advancements in rendering technology like full path tracing and micro-polygon rendering, and provides a comparative table of visual features and recommended hardware for titles such as Cyberpunk 2077: Orion Project, The Witcher: Polaris, and Grand Theft Auto VI.

Rock Paper ShotgunPositive

"Do 665 runs if you want!": Control Resonant is getting a new game++ mode next month, and don't worry you happy snappers, a photo mode is on the way too

Remedy Entertainment announced that Control Resonant will receive a New Game++ mode in October and a photo mode in November. The developer also mentioned plans for new cosmetics in future updates. The article references a positive review of the game, highlighting its open world and 'New Weirdness'.

Shack NewsPositive

Shack Chat: Which developer would you like to see make a Konami game next?

Shacknews staff members discuss which developers they would like to see tackle Konami's classic franchises. Suggestions include Remedy Entertainment for Metal Gear, VS Studio for Bloody Roar, and Yacht Club Games for Contra, among others.