Control Resonant

The latest Control Resonant news on the sequel to Remedy’s surreal action adventure game, which puts the spotlight on Jesse Faden’s brother, Dylan.

Control Resonant lets Remedy's creativity shine, so avoiding generative AI was a "pretty natural" decision

Control Resonant doubles down on Remedy's creativity, so avoiding gen AI was a "pretty natural thing" for the team - A Resonant Entity in the new action-RPG, resembling a giant woman's head with no jaw.

Control Resonant might be a new direction for the studio, but it still feels like a Remedy game at heart

Control Resonant is a new direction for the series, but it's a Remedy game to its core - Dylan Faden, the protagonist of the Control sequel.

Control Resonant dev Remedy didn't look to triple-A for inspiration, because there's a tendency to not take risks - A puffy rock-like golem creature in the new Control 2 sequel.

Control Resonant dev Remedy didn't use other triple-A games for inspiration, because "nobody is taking risks"

Control Resonant "does not use generative AI content at all," Remedy's interim CEO confirms, though it's not being ruled out for the future - A large floating head is projected from beams of light.

Remedy's Control Resonant "does not use generative AI content at all," but the studio isn't ruling it out for the future

Control Resonant is absolutely "not a safe sequel" as Remedy brings its surreal reality warping to the streets of New York

Control Resonant: Dylan Faden with a concerned expression

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