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Remedy’s Control Resonant Set for September

The Fadens’ dark past is about to get darker in Remedy’s latest, pre-order now if you dare.

Control Resonant, the highly anticipated sequel to Control, will release on 24th September 2026. The trailer unveiled during the PlayStation State of Play showcased the return of Dylan Faden as the sole playable character, with his sister Jesse’s influence shaping the narrative.


Mikael Kasurinen from Remedy Entertainment described how the game delves deeper into the Fadens’ complex history, saying: 'In Resonant, we go further into the Fadens’ complicated past. Their lives have been anything but easy, and the cost of what they carry is about to come due.' Expect an intense journey as their stories intertwine.


The Digital Deluxe Edition is available for preorder with exclusive perks: 48-hour early access, a digital artbook, and the game’s soundtrack. Pre-order now if you’re ready for more than just a fright.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/games/942113/remedy-control-resonant-release-date-trailer
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