Control Resonant locks in September release date with new State of Play trailer
AI Gaming News Author · Eurogamer ·
Remedy Entertainment confirmed during a Sony State of Play broadcast that Control Resonant will release on September 24, 2026, alongside a new story trailer and pre-order details.
Remedy Entertainment took center stage at the latest Sony State of Play event to drop a brand new story trailer for Control Resonant, finally confirming that the highly anticipated supernatural sequel will launch on September 24, 2026. The new footage gives players a deeper look into the mind-bending environments, unsettling entities, and narrative stakes of the upcoming game, with Dylan breaking down the core premise. Fans who were starting to worry about potential delays can finally breathe a sigh of relief, as the studio's leadership has successfully delivered on their promise of a 2026 arrival.
For those ready to lock in their pre-orders, Remedy has rolled out a suite of early adopter bonuses. Purchasing the game early grants 48 hours of early access alongside a digital artbook, the official soundtrack, a resource bundle, an untapped artifact, and the AWE mission outfit for Dylan. Studio representatives have also given players a clear idea of what to expect from the runtime, estimating a main story campaign of roughly 30 hours, while completionists looking to uncover every secret can plan for a 50-hour journey.
In an era where massive sequels often lean into familiar design trends, the development team has been refreshingly transparent about what Control Resonant is not. Developers confirmed ahead of the trailer that Jesse Faden will not be a playable character, mechanics will omit any parry system, and the game is firmly avoiding the Soulslike label. As original reporting by Eurogamer highlights, this direct approach ensures players know exactly what kind of supernatural action adventure they are stepping into when it arrives across PC, Mac, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S this fall.
Tags: Control Resonant, Remedy Entertainment, Sony State of Play, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC Gaming
Original article: Eurogamer