Control Resonant launches with new protagonist and combat system
Remedy Entertainment has released Control Resonant, a new entry in the Control series. The game shifts its focus from Jesse Faden to her brother Dylan Faden, who navigates a distorted, reality-warping Manhattan. Control Resonant introduces a new melee-focused combat system and is available on PlayStation 5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S. The Standard Edition is priced at £49.99 and the Deluxe Edition at £58.49.
Creative Director Mikael Kasurinen highlighted the team's ambition to expand the series' scale, combat, and storytelling. Early reviews are largely positive, with Last Word Gaming reporting Metacritic scores of 84 for PlayStation 5 and PC, though the combat changes are proving divisive. FZ.se noted one review that gave the game a 3 out of 5, praising its environments and combat but criticizing the script and boss balance.
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CONTROL Resonant Is Ready To Tear Reality Apart
Remedy Entertainment has released Control Resonant for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, priced at £49.99 for the Standard Edition and £58.49 for the Deluxe Edition. The sequel shifts focus to Dylan Faden as he navigates a reality-warping Manhattan corrupted by paranatural forces, expanding the universe of the original Control. Creative Director Mikael Kasurinen highlighted the team's ambition to push the series' scale, combat, and storytelling.
FZ Play kastar sig in i Control Resonant i kväll
Remedy Entertainment's new game, Control Resonant, is released today and streamer Wakkaah will be playing it live at 7 PM. The game focuses on Dylan Faden and features more melee combat than its predecessor. A review gave it a 3 out of 5, praising the environments and combat but criticizing the script and boss balance.
Control Resonant Out Now With Some Changes
Remedy Entertainment's Control Resonant is now available, shifting the focus from Jesse Faden to her brother Dylan in a distorted Manhattan. The game introduces a new melee-focused combat system and a more open-ended structure compared to the original Control. Early reviews are largely positive, with Metacritic scores of 84 for PlayStation 5 and PC, though the combat changes are proving divisive.
