Control Resonant Reviews Praise Its Spectacular World and Bold New Direction

Control Resonant reviews praise its spectacular world and bold new direction

Control Resonant takes Remedy's supernatural series into a semi-open-world Manhattan, with Dylan Faden replacing Jesse as protagonist. Reviewers like the reality-bending environments, art direction, story, and exploration, while reactions to the redesigned combat are more mixed.Read Entire Article

Control Resonant's Pivot to Melee Action Is a Terrible Waste of Remedy's Talents (Review)

Image Courtesy of Remedy Entertainment The streets of Manhattan are bleeding in Control Resonant. It’s not because of a swarm of mangy rats or lingering rot from Mayor Eric Adams’ administration but from an aberrant, otherworldly force. The Hiss forces have escaped the infinite confines of the Oldest House and spilled out over the most densely populated borough, corrupting every […]

Control Resonant’s combat system was criticized, but the game received high scores

Remedy’s Control Resonant is receiving early reviews less than a week ahead of its September 24 release. The project currently has a score of 84 out of 100 on Opencritic. Despite its rather high score, many journalists criticized one of Control Resonance’s main mechanics – its combat system. Critics in the review praised the world, […]

Control Resonant reviews split on Remedy's melee pivot

Control Resonant reviews are split: verdicts run from a 5/5 to a full pan as critics divide over Remedy's first melee, open-zone game ahead of its 24 September launch.

Control Resonant review: Remedy gambles on a genre change in one of its most impressive games ever

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Control Resonant Review - Get Into a New Pattern of Combat

Control Resonant throws you into a deeply yet beautifully warped Manhattan that's ravaged by supernatural entities, and its story is driven by good character moments. But the new hack-and-slash combat takes a while to grow into something fun. Read this article on TechRaptor