Remedy Entertainment Unveils Post-Launch Plans for Control Resonant
- Remedy Entertainment announces post-launch updates for Control Resonant, including new outfits, Photo Mode, and New Game Plus Plus.
- New Game Plus Plus is set to arrive in October, allowing endless playthroughs.
- A Photo Mode feature will be introduced in November, responding to community requests.
Remedy Entertainment has shared its post-launch strategy for Control Resonant, revealing upcoming features aimed at enhancing gameplay. The updates will include new outfits for protagonist Dylan Faden, a Photo Mode, and an innovative New Game Plus Plus option.
The New Game Plus Plus feature, scheduled for release in October, allows players to continue their adventures without losing progress, enabling consecutive playthroughs. Remedy stated, “We’re preparing an update that will add… wait for it… New Game++, which means you can start NG+ run after NG+ run, without needing to erase all your progress.” This update aims to cater to players who wish to experiment with various builds.
In addition, a significant update expected in November will introduce a Photo Mode to the game. Remedy noted that players have been requesting this feature, as Control Resonant’s visually striking environments warrant in-game photography. Remedy emphasized, “We hear you, you want it, and we want to get it into your hands,” indicating that the feature had been under development but was not available at launch due to prioritizing the game’s initial stability.
Moreover, the studio plans to expand Dylan’s wardrobe, responding to feedback about the game’s current outfit combinations. Remedy commented on the interest, saying, “You can look forward to more cosmetic pieces for our favorite former coma patient/prisoner/fashion icon in future updates,” though no specific timeline for these additions was mentioned.
For those currently exploring the intricacies of Control Resonant, a comprehensive walkthrough is available to aid in navigating its unique environments.
Eurogamer’s review of Control Resonant characterized it as “a more action-RPG oriented follow-up to Control,” while noting that it departs from some aspects that contributed to the original game’s success.
News Courtesy of Eurogamer
