US EditionControl Resonant Expands the Remedyverse With New Setting and New Threats
- Remedy announced Control: Resonant at The Game Awards 2025, with a 2026 release for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, describing it as anything but a straightforward sequel.
- Remedy says Resonant is a sibling to the first Control, centering on Dylan, Jesse Faden's younger brother, seven years after the original game's events.
- On gameplay, Remedy says combat removes Jesse's Service Weapon, equipping Dylan with the Aberrant and supernatural abilities for push-forward, fast, movement-focused fights with customizable builds through progression systems.
- Gameplay implications include The Hiss escaping The Oldest House into Manhattan, twisting the city and forcing players to face side quests, rival factions, and paranatural enemies that match player speed.
- Kasurinen framed the project by saying Resonant keeps Control's DNA, while Dylan's backstory involves the Federal Bureau of Control taking him at age 10 and The Hiss putting him in a coma.
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