What’s new in the sequel to a supernatural adventure game
Diving Into the Unknown
The gaming world just got a glimpse of what’s next for fans of Control—the breakout supernatural hit that defied expectations in 2019. At the PC Gaming Show, a breathtaking new trailer unveiled Control Resonant, a sequel that doesn’t just continue the story—it redefines reality itself.
New York City isn’t what it seems anymore. Buildings drift into the sky. Gravity shifts without warning. Hostile forces twist the fabric of existence. Players must wield otherworldly abilities to survive, blending action, exploration, and surreal visuals into a seamless, immersive nightmare.
Breaking the Rules
The development team peeled back the curtain on how they transformed these daring, almost impossible ideas into a playable experience. The first game kept players trapped in claustrophobic corridors—now, Control Resonant breaks free, allowing movement that’s fluid, unpredictable, and exhilarating.
Gone are the days of mindless shooting. Players must master their surroundings, using shattered glass as stepping stones or flipping gravity to evade danger. Combat is no longer static—melee clashes fuse with flashy supernatural powers, making every encounter a dynamic showdown of wit and reflexes.
Pushing the Boundaries of Gaming Tech
Control Resonant isn’t just about gameplay—it’s a technological marvel. The game harnesses next-gen visuals with full path tracing and DLSS 4.5, bringing an unparalleled level of detail to its warped, ever-shifting world. But it doesn’t sacrifice performance for beauty. Even in the most chaotic moments, the game stays buttery smooth, thanks to optimizations that keep frame rates locked regardless of on-screen madness.
A Global Experience, From Day One
Language barriers? Nonexistent. Control Resonant launches with eight full audio languages and extensive text localization, ensuring players across continents—from Asia to Europe—can dive in without missing a beat. Cloud gamers aren’t left out either; GeForce NOW players can jump in at release.
Mac users? Not quite yet. The Steam and App Store versions won’t arrive until late 2026, but patience will be rewarded.
The Future of Play is Here
Control Resonant doesn’t just raise the bar—it shatters expectations. This isn’t just a sequel. It’s a bold statement of what gaming can achieve when creativity meets cutting-edge technology. Are you ready to step into the unknown?
