Games Remedy Entertainment& 505 Games: Control launches August 27 2019for PS4, Xbox One, & PC

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
505 Games and Remedy Entertainment announce Control for PS4, Xbox One, and PC
Published 3 days ago. 20 comments.

Code-name P7 reveals itself.

Publisher 505 Games and developer Remedy Entertainment announced Control for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC during Sony Interactive Entertainment’s E3 2018 press conference. It will launch in 2019.


Here is an overview of the game, via its official website:​

About

Control is Jesse Fadens’s story. The main plot focuses on her personal search for answers as she grows into the role of the Director. The world of Control has its own story, as do the allies Jesse meets along the way. Side-quests and Secrets are everywhere. Jesse works with other Bureau agents, decodes cryptic ciphers and discovers strange Bureau experiments.
Key Features

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  • World Within a Location – Explore diverse environments and shifting architecture in a deep unpredictable world, set within a sprawling New York building.

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  • Flexible and Supernatural Combat System – Define your playstyle by integrating supernatural abilities, upgrades, and modifiable loadouts.
  • Reactive Environments – Harness dynamic environmental destruction for exciting combat possibilities and master complex rituals to alter your surroundings.
  • Reality Meets the Unexplained – Dive into a dark and brutalist-inspired world where daily reality has been corrupted by an otherworldly force.

Watch the announcement trailer below.​

View the first screenshots at the gallery.




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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Nine minutes of Control E3 2018 gameplay
Published 1 day ago. 16 comments.

First look at Remedy Entertainment's 2019-due game.

505 Games and Remedy Entertainment debuted nine minutes of live gameplay from the newly announced Control during the PlayStation E3 2018 live stream.


Control is due out for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in 2019.


Watch the footage below.​

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source: Gematsu

 

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Got a dev video interviewfrom EPN.tv that I seemed to have for gotten to put up two weeks ago. Plus here's a more recent dev diary on the game in the articvle below from Gematsu










Uncovering the Secrets of Control - Electric Playground Interview

1K views2 weeks ago Published on 15 Jun 2018​

Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Quantum Break developer Remedy Entertainment is working on a mysterious new science fiction game called Control. Victor Lucas caught up with creative director Sam Lake at E3 2018 for a closer look at the new game, and the history of the studio!













PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Control first developer diary: ‘Introducing the Story’
Published 20 hours ago. 4 comments.

Jesse Fadens’s search for answers.

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Remedy Entertainment has released the first in a series of developer diaries that will introduce and tease different aspects of its E3 2018-announced third-person action-adventure Control.


The first developer diary introduces the story.


Control is due out for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in 2019.


Watch the developer diary below.

source:EPN.tv& Gematsu

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Control second developer diary: ‘Introducing the Gameplay’
Published 2 hours ago. 4 comments.

Remedy Entertainment discusses its gameplay vision.

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The second developer diary for Remedy Entertainment’s Control introduces the gameplay of the E3 2018-announced third-person action-adventure game.


If you missed it, watch the first developer diary here.
Control is due out for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in 2019.


Watch the developer diary below.

source: Gematsu

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Control third developer diary: ‘The Oldest House’
Published 1 day ago. 3 comments.

The headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Control.

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The third developer diary for Remedy Entertainment’s Control introduces the “Oldest House,” which is the headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Control in the game. It is described as “an ever changing world within a location were nothing is what it seems to be.”


If you missed it, watch the first developer diary here and second here.
Control is due out for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in 2019.


Watch the developer diary below.

source:Gematsu

 

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Gravity-Bending Shooter CONTROL Shines In 18 Minutes Of New Gameplay Footage
1 day ago
Remedy Entertainment, a studio best known for creating Max Payne and Alan Wake, is working hard on Control and this extended gameplay is definitely worth taking a look as it features a mind-boggling boss fight!
Back in 2016, Remedy Entertainment officially ended the studio's long-standing partnership with Microsoft to bring their games to the market with 505 Games. The first project that will use this new business opportunity is Control, a project we've been hearing since 2017, when Remedy announced that their new game will run on a new engine, Northlight, and will introduce players to a new universe.

Control's protagonist is named Jesse Faden. She's the director of the Federal Bureau of Control, a clandestine government agency tasked with studying and containing supernatural phenomena. Control will take place only in one, huge and ever-changing location that hides many secrets. According to Creative Director and the face of every single Remedy's game Sam Lake, Read more

source: GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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20 hours ago
Explore The Federal Bureau Of CONTROL In The Latest Brutalist Skyscraper Cinematic Game Trailer
The latest trailer for Control is focused on the brutalist building you will explore during your playthrough, as the excellent video is narrated by James McCaffrey, aka the voice of Remedy's Max Payne...Read more

| 12/20/2018
Filed Under: "Multiplatform"

In Remedy Entertainment’s Control, the player controls (no pun intended) Jesse Faden, the newly appointed director of the Federal Bureau of Control, a clandestine government agency tasked with studying and containing supernatural phenomena. At its core, Control is a metroidvania that will take place in one, huge, and ever-changing location that hides many dark and mind-boggling secrets.

The creators of Max Payne and Quantum Break have revealed that during your playthrough, you will meet the former director of the Bureau, Zachariah Trench, who will be played by James McCaffrey. If you're familiar with Remedy's previous work, you surely know that he played the titular hero in the Max Payne series, even the controversial Rockstar's take on the character that was released in 2012.

IGN has released a brand new trailer for Control that focuses on the aforementioned Bureau. According to Remedy, this Oldest House is a forgotten Brutalist building that features gates to alternate time-lines and dimensions. The term Brutalist actually refers to harsh, blocky style of architecture that was popular in the 1960s. Be sure to take a bizarre tour of Control's physics-bending skyscraper below:



After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, you become the new Director struggling to regain Control. This supernatural third-person action-adventure game will challenge you to master a combination of supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts and reactive environments, while fighting through a deep and unpredictable world.

Control is coming to PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One in 2019.

source: GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Control is Game Informer’s April 2019 cover story
Published 15 hours ago. 9 comments.

A deep dive into the next game from Remedy Entertainment.

Control, the E3 2018-announced science-fiction action game from publisher 505 Games and developer Remedy Entertainment, is Game Informer’s April 2019 cover story, the magazine announced.

Here is Game Informer’s overview of its magazine coverage:

Control puts you in the shoes of Jesse Faden, a young woman who seeks to discover more about who she is while finding answers to questions she’s had about the supernatural her entire life. Her search brings her to the Federal Bureau of Control, a government branch that heads paranormal investigations. Upon her arrival, however, an otherworldly threat has taken over the headquarters and threatens to possess or kill everything in its sight. As Jesse, it’s up to you to harness control over this entity with everything you’ve got.

During our cover story trip, we learned about Jesse’s powerful abilities, such as levitation, launching almost anything with telekinesis, and “seizing” the minds of enemies so they work alongside her instead. We got hands-on impressions, a better understanding of the enigmatic astral plane, and the mysteries to be found in the ever-shifting headquarters of the Bureau, known as The Oldest House.

In addition to the magazine coverage, Game Informer will have a month of exclusive online content.

Control is due out for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in 2019.

Watch Game Informer’s Control coverage trailer below.

source: Gematsu - Japanese Video Game News

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Control launches this summer
Published 19 hours ago. 36 comments.

Remedy Entertainment's supernatural thriller.

Control will launch for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC this summer, publisher 505 Games and developer Remedy Entertainment announced.

Here is an overview of the game, via its official website:

About

Control is Jesse Fadens’s story. The main plot focuses on her personal search for answers as she grows into the role of the Director. The world of Control has its own story, as do the allies Jesse meets along the way. Side-quests and Secrets are everywhere. Jesse works with other Bureau agents, decodes cryptic ciphers and discovers strange Bureau experiments.

Key Features

• World Within a Location – Explore diverse environments and shifting architecture in a deep unpredictable world, set within a sprawling New York building.
• Flexible and Supernatural Combat System – Define your playstyle by integrating supernatural abilities, upgrades, and modifiable loadouts.
• Reactive Environments – Harness dynamic environmental destruction for exciting combat possibilities and master complex rituals to alter your surroundings.
• Reality Meets the Unexplained – Dive into a dark and brutalist-inspired world where daily reality has been corrupted by an otherworldly force.

Thanks, Game Informer.

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1 day ago
Jesse Faden Channels Her Inner Dark Phoenix In Action-Packed CONTROL Gameplay Footage
A brand new interview with Control's Creative Director Mikael Kasurinen has been officially released online, giving us our best look yet at Jesse Faden's powerful telekinetic and telepathic abilities...
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| 3/11/2019
Filed Under: "Action Adventure"

In Remedy Entertainment's Control, you will play as Jesse Faden, the newly promoted director of the Federal Bureau of Control, a clandestine government agency tasked with studying and containing supernatural phenomena. At its core, Control is a metroidvania, as the upcoming video game will feature only one ever-changing location – the agency's headquarters, known as the Oldest House.

That Brutalist building might be pretty old, but it's still a truly fascinating place, featuring gates to alternate timelines and dimensions. To survive in this hostile environment, the brave heroin will have to use not only futuristic guns, but also special abilities that would make X-Men's Jean Grey jealous.

While Control is being developed by the team that gave us Max Payne and Alan Wake, it's more similar to Remedy's latest title, Quantum Break, rather than their previous games. “In this case, we actually have a supernatural hero who has abilities,” Creative Director Mikael Kasurinen said in an interview with Game Informer. “Sure, in Quantum [Break] we had similar ideas, but I think here we’re really, really embracing that through the different attacks you can do. That was a conscious decision from the get-go: Let’s embrace that you have supernatural powers and go as far as we can with them.”

According to Kasurinen, Remedy tried really hard to design Jesse's powers as realistically as possible to avoid making her abilities unrecognizable to players. “Though they are crazy and extraordinary, there’s kind of this realistic flair to them,” Kasurinen said. “Everything you see is what you’d imagine it to look like. We want to avoid magical [visual effects] like fireballs and things like that. We try to use the art and visuals of this world and use that in an extraordinary or supernatural way,” he concluded.

Be sure to take a look at Faden's powerful telekinetic and telepathic abilities (including those that will allow you to use objects in the environment as shields or weapons, levitating to explore normally unreachable areas, and even mess up with her enemies' brains to force them to kill each other) below:



After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, you become the new Director struggling to regain Control. This supernatural third-person action-adventure game will challenge you to master a combination of supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts and reactive environments, while fighting through a deep and unpredictable world.

Control is coming to PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One in 2019.

source: Gematsu - Japanese Video Game News & GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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1 day ago
ALAN WAKE Creators Explain Differences Between CONTROL, MAX PAYNE And QUANTUM BREAK
There's no denying that Control will be one of the most unique video games of the year as Remedy Entertainment explains how the metroidvania's gameplay differs from Max Payne, Alan Wake and Quantum Break...Read more

| 3/12/2019
Filed Under: "Action Adventure" Source: Game Informer

Just like Remedy Entertainment’s previous projects, Control will be a psychological thriller, but it doesn't mean that the upcoming metroidvania will be even reportedly similar to Max Payne, Alan Wake, or Quantum Break gameplay-wise. While Control will borrow some ideas from those titles (like QB’s time-warping mechanics and MP’s modified bullet-time), it will be a completely fresh experience.

"Previous Remedy games tended to be quite linear," Control's Creative Director Mikael Kasurinen said in a recent interview with Game Informer. "Here, we have shifted our goal so that we have more complex scenarios with our different abilities and you choose the way you want to fight."

"Through the main campaign, you upgrade your security clearance through this world," Kasurinen continued. "And to do that you can actually unlock more different kind of doors and gateways. Early in the game, you will face certain doors you can't access yet. As you go through the campaign and through the world, you get a higher clearance and you can go back to these areas that you had to skip initially. [...] we have also areas that are limited by the ability you have, for instance, levitation."

The studio also wants to give you more freedom when it comes to approaching different obstacles, allowing you to modify the protagonist's attributes and abilities. "It means that the combination of what abilities you have, how you have upgraded them, what weapon mods and character mods you have actually affects the way you fight your way through these scenarios," Kasurinen said.

Yesterday, we learned that Control will be released at some point between June and September, so more details on the upcoming game should be revealed at this year's E3 that will be held June 11-13.



After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, you become the new Director struggling to regain Control. This supernatural third-person action-adventure game will challenge you to master a combination of supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts and reactive environments, while fighting through a deep and unpredictable world.

Control is coming to PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One this summer.

source: GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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1 hour ago
Remedy Has Revealed New Details On The Service Weapon - The Only Gun You'll Need In CONTROL
The renowned creators of Max Payne and Alan Wake from Remedy Entertainment have released brand new details on the Service Weapon, the Excalibur-esque gun you'll use in the upcoming metroidvania Control...Read more

| 3/15/2019
Filed Under: "Action Adventure"

While Remedy Entertainment’s own Quantum Break was quite an interesting beast, their next big thing, titled Control, will crank up the weirdness volume even more. In Control, that will reportedly be released this summer, you play as Jesse Faden, the newly promoted director of the Federal Bureau of Control, a secret government agency tasked with studying and containing supernatural phenomena.

After an experiment that went terribly wrong, the agency's headquarters, the New York-based Oldest House, changed dramatically, with gates to alternate timelines and dimensions now being completely opened. To survive in this hostile environment, Jesse will have to not only master her telekinetic and telepathic skills, but also learn who to use the Service Weapon, an insanely powerful tool that can be handled only be the Director of the Bureau, which means that it's basically a modern take on Excalibur.

In a new interview with Game Informer, Control's Lead Designer Paul Ehreth and Narrative Director Brooke Maggs explain the mysterious gun's forms, hint at its bizarre origins, and show off some never-before-seen gameplay of the ever-changing weapon in action. Be sure to check it out down below:



After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, you become the new Director struggling to regain Control. This supernatural third-person action-adventure game will challenge you to master a combination of supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts and reactive environments, while fighting through a deep and unpredictable world.

Control is coming to PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One this summer.

source: GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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22 hours ago
Jesse Faden Unleashes The Power Of Real-Time Ray Tracing In This Action-Packed CONTROL Trailer
Remedy showcased a new real-time ray tracing demo of Control on PC during yesterday's GDC 2019 conference, and you can see examples of various ray tracing techniques such as Ray Traced Indirect Diffuse now..Read more

| 3/19/2019
Filed Under: "Action Adventure"

There's no denying that PC players have one big advantage over those who prefer console gaming – ray tracing. While it's pretty hard to explain what this groundbreaking technology is (one would say that it just a much more advanced and lifelike way of rendering light and shadows in a scene, but it's much more than that), the latest Control gameplay trailer gives you a chance to see the tech in action.

The new trailer, which debuted yesterday at GDC 2019, showcases plenty of ray tracking technologies used in Control, including Ray Traced Indirect Diffuse, Ray Traced Indirect Specular and Ray Traced Contact Shadows, all powered by GeForce RTX. Considering that Remedy Entertainment’s next big thing will even allow you to use some pretty spectacular Dark Phoenix-like destructive superpowers as the main protagonist Jasse Faden, the tech will definitely enrich your overall Control experience.

In Control, you play as the newly promoted Director of the Federal Bureau of Control, a clandestine government agency tasked with studying and containing supernatural phenomena. Take a look:



After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, you become the new Director struggling to regain Control. This supernatural third-person action-adventure game will challenge you to master a combination of supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts and reactive environments, while fighting through a deep and unpredictable world.

Control is coming to PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One this summer.

source: GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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Switch VR Gameplay & Bloodlines 2 Announced - The Rundown
459 views 3 hours ago
Published on 22 Mar 2019
#PlayForever #Rundown #news Today in the Rundown, we have the first details on a surprise sequel to the cult classic Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines! We also have a first look at VR gameplay coming to the Nintendo Switch, find out when you'll be able to play Remedy's strange new game Control, look at the downside behind Disney's acquisition of Fox, and finally, find out why Capcom might have made a deal with the devil!


Confirming the vidoe above below




PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Control launches August 27
Published 1 day ago. 16 comments.

Remedy Entertainment’s supernatural thriller dated.

Control will launch for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on August 27, developer Remedy Entertainment announced.

Here is an overview of the game, via its official website:

About

Control is Jesse Fadens’s story. The main plot focuses on her personal search for answers as she grows into the role of the Director. The world of Control has its own story, as do the allies Jesse meets along the way. Side-quests and Secrets are everywhere. Jesse works with other Bureau agents, decodes cryptic ciphers and discovers strange Bureau experiments.

Key Features

• World Within a Location – Explore diverse environments and shifting architecture in a deep unpredictable world, set within a sprawling New York building.
• Flexible and Supernatural Combat System – Define your playstyle by integrating supernatural abilities, upgrades, and modifiable loadouts.
• Reactive Environments – Harness dynamic environmental destruction for exciting combat possibilities and master complex rituals to alter your surroundings.
• Reality Meets the Unexplained – Dive into a dark and brutalist-inspired world where daily reality has been corrupted by an otherworldly force.

Thanks, Game Informer.

source: The Electric Playground Network | EPN &Gematsu - Japanese Video Game News

 

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15 hours ago
Side Missions Are "Really Fundamental And Important" Parts Of CONTROL, Remedy Says
According to Control's Creative Director Mikael Kasurinen, Remedy is working on many side missions that will enrich your experience with additional boss fights and things to find – including new powers...Read more

| 3/23/2019
Filed Under: "Action Adventure" Source: Game Informer

At its core, Remedy Entertainment's Control is a psychological thriller, but gameplay-wise, it's a pure metroidvania. Not only you will have a chance to freely explore the game's playground – known as the Oldest House – but also experiment with new powers to discover previously unreachable locations.

Unlike Remedy's last offering, Quantum Break, learning those special abilities won't depend on your story progression as the more side missions you complete, the more powerful the main protagonist Jesse Faden, the newly promoted director of the titular Federal Bureau of Control, will become.

According to Control's Creative Director Mikael Kasurinen, Remedy has slightly shifted their goals, so they "want to go for more complex scenarios, more different abilities, and you choose the way that you want to fight,” he said in an interview with Game Informer. “It means that the combination of what abilities you have, how you have upgraded them, and what weapon mods and character mods you have actually affects the way you should fight your way through the scenarios.”

When it comes to the aforementioned side missions, they are the best way to master Jesse's powerful telekinetic and telepathic abilities. Those Objects of Power "are really fundamental and important parts of the game are actually in the side missions,” Kasurinen explained. “If the player, for instance, doesn't get the Shield then what does that mean for combat? It might make certain fights really tough later on because it's optional. You don't have to go and get the Shield if you don’t want to.”

To make the gameplay loop a bit less repetitive, Remedy will introduce players to Bureau Alerts, random in-game events that will grant you valuable loot if you manage to complete them in time.

Remedy has also officially confirmed recent leaks from the Microsoft Store and Control is indeed coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC (as an Epic Games Store exclusive) on August 27, 2019.



After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, you become the new Director struggling to regain Control. This supernatural third-person action-adventure game will challenge you to master a combination of supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts and reactive environments, while fighting through a deep and unpredictable world.

Control is coming to PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One on August 27, 2019.

source: GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Control details pre-order bonuses, Expansion Pass
Published 1 day ago. 32 comments.

PlayStation 4-exclusive and timed exclusive content.

Publisher 505 Games and developer Remedy Entertainment have detailed the pre-order and launch day bonus content, as well as the Expansion Pass, for Control.

Pre-orders for all versions of Control include a code to download the “Tactical Response Gear” costume and “Crafting Resources Pack.” PlayStation 4 pre-orders also include a PlayStation Network avatar and the “Shifting Place” dynamic PlayStation 4 theme.

Meanwhile, all launch day PlayStation 4 copies of the game will include a code to download the “Astral Dive Suit” costume, “Rare Player Mod” (used to upgrade Jesse’s supernatural abilities in the game), “Rare Service Weapon Mod” (used to upgrade Jesse’s main weapon in the game), and the “Black Rock Quarry” and “Explorer” static PlayStation 4 themes.

The PlayStation 4-exclusive Digital Deluxe Edition will include the exclusive side mission “Isolation” and “Urban Response Gear” costume as bonus content.

Deluxe physical editions of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions will include FuturePak metal packaging and five art cards.

Two post-launch expansion packs—“The Foundation” and “Awe”—containing new locations, story content, side missions, and new mods are planned. These expansions are available for purchase as part of the PlayStation 4-exclusive Digital Deluxe Edition, or separately as an Expansion Pass with both expansions bundled together, or as individual items.

The Expansion Pass and individual expansions will be available first on PlayStation 4, and arrive on Xbox One and PC at a later date, after the release of the PlayStation 4 version of the first expansion “The Foundation” in late 2019 / early 2020.

Control is due out for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on August 27.

Watch a new set of trailers below. View a new set of screenshots and artwork at the gallery.

Gameplay Trailer


Pre-Order Trailer




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source: Gematsu - Japanese Video Game News

 

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1 day ago
Unlike QUANTUM BREAK, CONTROL Is Gameplay Focused And Less Mainstream, Remedy Says
According to Remedy Entertainment's Communications Manager Thomas Puha, the upcoming Control is more similar to Alan Wakethan Quantum Break, offering players a less cinematic and more engaging experience...Read more

| 3/30/2019
Filed Under: "Action Adventure" Source: Eurogamer

With Quantum Break, Remedy Entertainment tried to make a more cinematic, story-driven experience that would satisfy two groups of players: those who enjoy watching movies more than playing games and those who enjoy playing games more that watching movies. As you've probably guessed, Remedy’s attempt at merging those totally different worlds of movies and games (starring Shawn Ashmore, Aidan Gillen, Dominic Monaghan, Lance Reddick, and Courtney Hope) left both groups pretty unimpressed.

In Control, Remedy will focus more on the actual gameplay and giving the player chances to use their creativity rather than asking them to watch extended live-action cutscenes with high-profile actors. "We want to keep building worlds, but make them places you explore," Control's Director Mikael Kasurinen explained in an interview with Eurogamer, "not just blast through in one story arc then you're done. The world should be something that exists which you can find more things to do with."

"We were looking at people playing Quantum on Twitch," Communications Manager Thomas Puha added. "We'd spent four to five years on it and then it was over for them in eight hours. There's something very strange about that. We want to make sure we can keep building on Control for a while to come," suggesting that the Finnish studio already has some plans for the post-launch support.

"This is our own IP, we decide what's going to happen with it. The smartest thing for us is to do what we believe in, be ready to be a bit weird, be controversial even - let's try to make a statement than play it safe. That's part of the exhale after Quantum Break. Control is very much an expression of that," Kasurinen concluded.

Considering that Control launches this August, we should learn a whole lot more about Remedy's supernatural extravaganza in the coming weeks. In Control, you play as the newly appointed Director of the Federal Bureau of Control, a clandestine government agency tasked with studying and containing supernatural phenomena. After a fatal accident, you have to take back control – and save the world.



After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, you become the new Director struggling to regain Control. This supernatural third-person action-adventure game will challenge you to master a combination of supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts and reactive environments, while fighting through a deep and unpredictable world.

Control is coming to PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One on August 27, 2019.

source: GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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2 hours ago
CONTROL Will Be Scored By ALAN WAKE And WOLFENSTEIN II: THE NEW COLOSSUS Composers
Remedy Entertainment has just revealed that Control's soundtrack will be created by two award-winning composers – Martin Stig Andersen (Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus) and Petri Alanko (Quantum Break)....Read more

source: GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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2 days ago
Remedy Reveals Brand-New Details On Dynamic Gameplay & Reactive Environments In CONTROL
Control's main playground, the so-called Oldest House, reportedly hides many terrible secrets – but also plenty of creative ways to interact with the alien-infested brutalist environment and wreak havoc...Read more

| 5/6/2019
Filed Under: "Action Adventure"

Ai its core, Remedy Entertainment’s Control is a modernized metroidvania, but when it comes to its setting, it's actually more similar to the studio's own Quantum Break than the Metroid game series.

In Control, you play Jesse Faden, the newly appointed Director of the Federal Bureau of Control – a clandestine government agency tasked with studying and containing supernatural phenomena – who has to find a way to investigate her former boss' death whilst trying to stop a deadly alien invasion.

Remedy has released the sixth chapter of their Control-focused devolvement diary series, with Thomas Hudson (Senior Game Designer), Sergey Mohov (Game Designer), Mikael Kasurinen (Game Director) and Paul Ehreth (Lead Designer) discussing Control's dynamic gameplay and reactive environments.

While the controversial Quantum Break offered players a similar premise, Remedy is reportedly doing their very best to focus more on the actual gameplay and giving the player chances to use their creativity rather than asking them to watch extended live-action cutscenes with high-profile actors.

Without further ado, be sure to learn more about Control's varied gameplay mechanics down below:



After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, you become the new Director struggling to regain Control. This supernatural third-person action-adventure game will challenge you to master a combination of supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts and reactive environments, while fighting through a deep and unpredictable world.

Control is coming to PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One on August 27, 2019.

source: GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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2 days ago
Remedy's Thomas Puha Reveals New Details On CONTROL's Main Playground – The Oldest House
At its core, Remedy Entertainment's upcoming supernatural extravaganza Control is a slightly modernized metroidvania that takes place in one gigantic building – known as the Federal Bureau of Control...Read more


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4 hours ago
CONTROL: Expansions Will Not Be Exclusive To The PlayStation 4 For Very Long, Remedy Developer Confirms
Though expansions of, Remedy Entertainment's highly-anticipated video-game, Control will at first be exclusive to the PS4, a dev recently made it clear that the exclusivity window won't be very long.Read more

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CONTROL | E3 Coliseum 2019 Panel
5.2K views 2 days ago Published on Jun 13, 2019

505 Games invites you to join the CONTROL development team and special surprise guests for an advanced look at Remedy Entertainment’s anticipated supernatural 3rd-person action-adventure coming to PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One this Summer.

source: gameslice

 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whz-KeFH5UA
New Gameplay Today – Control
23K views 4 weeks ago Published on 17 Jun 2019

Game Informer's Brian Shea, Ben Hanson, and Matt Kato play through an extended section of Control from Remedy (captured at E3 2019) and show off some of Jesse's supernatural abilities.


7/4/2019
CONTROL: Unravel Mysteries And Battle Supernatural Threats In 26 Minutes Of New Gameplay Footage
Ahead of the game's release next month, a ton of new footage from Remedy Entertainment's Control has been released, showcasing a ton of gorgeous visuals and some intense combat. Check it out after the jump.Read more

| 7/4/2019
Filed Under: "Multiplatform"

With just a little over a month left until the official launch of Remedy Entertainment's upcoming game, Control, a lengthy gameplay video has been released, showcasing a ton of new footage.

Uploaded by the folks at DualShockers, the 26-minute video demonstrates how the game runs on a PC when ray-tracing is enabled. And it's clear from the footage that Control will at least be a visual treat for player.

While the thrilling new footage reveals some beautifully trippy environments, it also features an extensive look at the exhilarating combat in the Remedy title, as the character of Jesse Faden wields her extraordinary powers.

Check out the intriguing gameplay below:



Control is currently set to launch on August 27 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

7/9/2019
CONTROL: Check Out The Tense First 13 Minutes From The Upcoming Remedy Game
We've already seen a fair amount of gameplay from Remedy Entertainment's Control, but now the first thirteen minutes of the upcoming game have been officially released online. Hit the jump to check it out.Read more

| 7/9/2019
Filed Under: "Multiplatform"

"Fair warning: This is gonna be weirder than usual."

Those are the first words spoken in Remedy Entertainment's Control, and based on the newly released opening of the game, this statement is definitely an accurate description of the upcoming game.

Courtesy of the folks at IGN, the recent footage provides anxious gamers with a look at the first 13 minutes of Control. And while the gameplay isn't exactly jam-packed with action, it does an excellent job at establishing the eerie tone of the story, as Jesse Faden explores the seemingly deserted headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Control.

Along with giving viewers a sense of the game's style, the footage also features a tutorial of sorts that's set entirely within an alternate dimension and showcases a bit of the combat system.

Control is currently set to be released on August 27, 2019.

6 days ago
CONTROL Developers Reveal The Upcoming Game Will Be Around 15-20 Hours Long
After releasing the first thirteen minutes of their latest title, Remedy Entertainment has officially revealed the estimated length of their upcoming video game, Control. Hit the jump for more information.Read more


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3 days ago
CONTROL Receives A Thrilling New Launch Trailer Filled With Action And Mystery
Yet another new teaser has been released online thanks to Gamescom 2019, and this time it's Remedy Entertainment's upcoming game Control. Hit the jump to check out the absolutely thrilling launch trailer.Read more

| 8/21/2019
Filed Under: "Multiplatform"

After much anticipation, Remedy Entertainment's Control will be officially released and will take players on an incredible new journey filled with mystery and surreal visuals. And to celebrate the momentous occasion, the developer has dropped a new launch trailer.

The new teaser, which was released during Gamescom 2019, puts the focuses on some of the more bizarre things players will face over the course of the story, including strange creatures and unusual locales.

Of course, if that's not your thing, the preview below also makes it clear that there will be plenty of action, as we see Courtney Hope's Jesse Faden face off against a number of threatening foes.




Control is currently scheduled to launch on August 27.

source: GameFragger.com: Video Game News, Reviews, Trailers and more!

 

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Control review | PC Gamer
Control review: a technical marvel, and an artistic achievement

 

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Very happy this is reviewing so well. Can't wait to play it tomorrow.

 

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Score: 9.5 /10 Details in the video above

Control Review: Remedy's Best Game Yet? - Electric Playground
2.3K views 1 day ago Published on 08/26/2019

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Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Quantum Break developer Remedy Entertainment is back with one of their most ambitious games yet, the trippy and action packed Control. Victor Lucas lets us know how it stacks up to their previous games!


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Score: 9.0 /10 Details in the video
Control - Easy Allies Review
52K views 1 day ago Published on 26 Aug 2019 Subtitles
Control blends storytelling and action as you try to unravel the mysteries of a paranormal agency in crisis.
Written by Michael Huber
Video Edited by Brandon Jones
Reviewed on PlayStation 4 Pro Available on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One


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