Action RPG, Action-Adventure
Third-person action RPG developed and published by Remedy Entertainment, following Dylan Faden through a Manhattan warped by paranatural forces.
Third-person action RPG developed and published by Remedy Entertainment, following Dylan Faden through a Manhattan warped by paranatural forces.
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CONTROL Resonant has officially become the fastest-selling game in Remedy Entertainment's 31-year history. The supernatural action RPG passed one million copies sold on October 15, just three weeks after its September 24 launch. Remedy's November 3 financial report also confirms quarterly revenue of €39.6 million.
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Remedy Entertainment has reached an important commercial milestone. On October 15, 2026, the Finnish developer confirmed that CONTROL Resonant had surpassed one million copies sold worldwide, just three weeks after launch. No previous Remedy game had reached the threshold this quickly. The result is encouraging for an ambitious self-published production, although its profitability has not yet been established.
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CONTROL Resonant has only just launched, but Remedy is already preparing a way to make the second playthrough stop being the last one. New Game++ is planned for October and will allow completed NG+ runs to feed into another run without throwing away accumulated progress. Photo Mode follows in November, although neither update has an exact release day yet.
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The Oldest House failed to keep the weirdness indoors. CONTROL Resonant begins its worldwide digital rollout today at 14:00 UTC, sending Dylan Faden into a paranaturally distorted Manhattan and replacing much of Jesse's gun-focused combat with a shapeshifting melee weapon.
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CONTROL Resonant could have been the first game with a larger map and more powers. Remedy chose the riskier route: change protagonist, leave the Oldest House and replace Jesse Faden's shooter foundation with an action RPG where Dylan has to get close enough for the monsters to hit back.
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CONTROL Resonant looks like exactly the kind of Remedy game that could have arrived with frightening PC requirements. Instead, the entry point is almost conservative. The real hardware cliff appears only when its most expensive lighting features are switched on.
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Dylan Faden has a supernatural weapon large enough to become a hammer, blades, a scythe or fists. Remedy still will not let him block with it. CONTROL Resonant's first public Gamescom demo is built around a simple rule: survival comes from maintaining momentum rather than waiting for enemies to provide a counter window.
Remedy replaces Jesse Faden's gunplay with Dylan's shapeshifting melee weapons and trades the Oldest House for a supernatural Manhattan. The result is an ambitious action RPG with thrilling movement and strong progression, although its combat struggles to sustain the adventure's length.
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