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Remedy Entertainment launched Control Resonant on Thursday for $60 across Steam, Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5 and Xbox platforms, with a Mac version planned later this year. The sequel shifts protagonists from Jesse Faden to her brother Dylan, moves the setting from the confined Oldest House to an open world, and replaces the shape-shifting service weapon with melee combat.
Remedy's Control Resonant is a sequel to 2019's Control, playable in any order, set in a warped, gravity-bending open-world version of Manhattan rather than the original's Oldest House. Players control Dylan Faden, brother of original protagonist Jesse, wielding a shapeshifting melee weapon as he fights the Hiss and searches for his missing sister.
Control Resonant is Remedy Entertainment's sequel to 2019's Control, following Dylan Faden as he tries to redeem himself after the Hiss overrun Manhattan and threaten the wider world. The game retains Remedy's signature strange, character-driven narrative but shifts to a broader, open-world structure centered on protagonist Dylan working with field leader Zoe.