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Control Resonant has gone gold and is ready for launch, but the physical edition has been delayed
Digital players will be able to experience the game as intended in late September, but physical owners will need to wait a few weeks longer.
Digital players will be able to experience the game as intended in late September, but physical owners will need to wait a few weeks longer.
With completionists expected to need to add a further 20 hours to that figure.
With plenty of optional content, as well as a chunkier-looking open world, it doesn't surprise us to see Remedy going bigger for the Control sequel.
With launch planned for September 24, we're being treated to a slew of new glimpses at the game.
Get an early glimpse at what your PC will require to run the anticipated title.
The game will see FBC Director Jesse Faden and her brother Dylan teaming up to deal with supernatural threats.
The game doesn't even have a release date yet, and Remedy is already telling us what we can do when we beat it.
Still, Remedy's approach remains unique with its more action-focused Control sequel.
We're tearing around a supernatural Manhattan in Remedy's mind-bending sequel.
That means no traditional open world here.
Remedy hopes to sell at least 1.8 million copies before the end of the year.
It also won't be a "safe sequel," according to the developer.
It seems Jessie is on the run, and Dylan steps into the main character spotlight with a more melee oriented combat style.
But Remedy is still very confident they can deliver a great game.
Sounds like Remedy's next game will be bigger and give players more options than the original from 2019.
Already, many of the game's "critical features" have been implemented.
They will also self-publish Control 2.
We're still a ways off from both games, by the looks of things.
Remedy is literally doubling-down on the sci-fi sequel.
It'll be coming to PC, PS5, and Xbox Series consoles sometime in the future.