
Remedy Entertainment isn't known for making safe bets with its games, so its latest comments on the upcoming Control Resonant shouldn't come as a big surprise.
The game, a sequel to 2019's Control, was announced at the 2025 Game Awards, and will follow Jesse Faden's brother Dylan as he leaves the confines of the Oldest House amid an outbreak of supernatural forces.
It sounds as though Remedy isn't resting on its laurels with this one; in a recent social post, the team makes some exciting comments about what it's aiming for with Resonant.
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"With CONTROL Resonant, we wanted to challenge ourselves to make the biggest and most ambitious game we’ve ever made," it reads. "This is not a safe sequel. We want to push the boundaries of what we can do, and we believe after 7 years it’s what you, the fans, deserve."
What we know about the game so far is that you're playing as Jesse's brother, who was in containment at the Oldest House in the original.
The game also takes place outside the Bureau's walls, allowing you to explore the wider city, and will focus on melee combat rather than ranged action in the first game.
As mentioned, Remedy rarely plays it safe with its games, so we weren't exactly expecting that from Resonant. If anything, it sounds like the opposite is true; the studio is aiming high, and coming off the back of the brilliant Alan Wake 2, we're excited to see what it has in store.
Are you excited for Control Resonant? Tell us in the comments section below.
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The trailer was completely bonkers and I'm all for it, let Remedy cook! Speaking of which I wonder when we starting anything on the Max Panye remake?
I’m hoping they push environmental interaction and destruction to the next level.
Let's go! I'm hoping it has some tie-in to the Alan Wake series, I love how these games overlap.
Remedy is an enigma for me. I don't enjoy their games at all, but they are lauded by gaming fans and reviewers.
But they never sell really all that well
@CallMeDuraSouka Control probably sold more than 99% of games out there. It's just that we either hear about massive success stories or studios shutting down due to low sales.
Day one for me.
This is exactly what I want. Remedy may not play it safe, but that’s exactly what makes it the safest purchase I could personally make. Very easy GotY contender for this year and I’m confident in saying that before even touching the game.
Control was alright. The look of it was probably the most interesting thing about it.
Really, really looking forward to this. It's right up there in my most anticipated titles for 2026.
For the life of me, I cannot remember what happened to Jesse Faden. I never played the DLC, this something unfortunate befall her...?
I'm okay it's not a safe sequel. But i hope it still have some elements & mechanics from the 1st game.
@CallMeDuraSouka "i don't enjoy their games at all"
You don't even enjoy Max Payne 1 & 2 which is some of the best TPS in history and one of the first games that feature bullet time mechanic?
I just hope the game runs well on PS5. Not a big fan of Northlight Engine, even though the technology and tech behind said engine is impressive, but i imagine rendering more complex, "open areas" + frenetic combat will be tough on any hardware out there, including PC
Loved Control. Really hope there is a physical disc version cause I am old school.
Sam Lake isn't involved in this one, unfortunately, so I''ll be holding off on buying until I see reviews.
In Remedy i trust.
Let's hope they learned their lesson with Alan Wake 2 and have a physical release ready on day 1!
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