Remedy Entertainment has shared new information about Control: Resonant in a post on the PlayStation Blog. The developer revealed details about the game’s combat, exploration systems, and character mechanics.
According to the blog post, the game focuses on fast and aggressive action rather than Soulslike gameplay. Players will explore a warped version of Manhattan divided into unique zones while following Dylan’s story in the main campaign. The studio is also aiming for a stable 60FPS experience across platforms using an updated Northlight Engine.
🔸 Not a Soulslike
🔸 A push-forward, action-driven aggressive gameplay style
🔸 Combat closer to Devil May Cry / Bayonetta style action
🔸 Updated Northlight Engine with more enemies and improved draw distance
🔸 Targeting stable 60FPS on all platforms
🔸 Manhattan divided into unique zones
🔸 Improved map design compared to the first game
🔸 Each zone includes its own visual style, lore, and secrets
🔸 Warped architecture, fractured gravity, and twisting streets
🔸 Zoe introduced as a new character and Dylan’s handler
🔸 Seamless conversations with dialogue choices while exploring
🔸 No multiple endings
🔸 Exploration-focused design instead of a large open-world map
🔸 Main campaign (Dylan’s Journey) and World Quests side stories
🔸 Aberrant weapon with Primary and Secondary forms
🔸 Combat built around momentum and flow
🔸 Melee attacks restore Combat Ability resources
🔸 Abilities stun enemies and open them for executions
🔸 Executions temporarily boost melee damage
🔸 Multiple build styles focused on different combat approaches
🔸 No ranged-only builds
🔸 Summons like Mold Turrets that attack independently
🔸 “The Gap” build system space similar to Alan Wake 2’s Mind Place
🔸 Build customization through abilities, weapon forms, and talents
🔸 Perfect Dodge boosts the next attack
🔸 Talents include Extended Dash, Backstab Damage, Sustained Assault
🔸 Major boss encounters called Resonants
🔸 Defeating Resonants grants new abilities and playstyle options
What do you think about these new details for Control: Resonant?
#ControlResonant #RemedyEntertainment
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According to the blog post, the game focuses on fast and aggressive action rather than Soulslike gameplay. Players will explore a warped version of Manhattan divided into unique zones while following Dylan’s story in the main campaign. The studio is also aiming for a stable 60FPS experience across platforms using an updated Northlight Engine.
🔸 Not a Soulslike
🔸 A push-forward, action-driven aggressive gameplay style
🔸 Combat closer to Devil May Cry / Bayonetta style action
🔸 Updated Northlight Engine with more enemies and improved draw distance
🔸 Targeting stable 60FPS on all platforms
🔸 Manhattan divided into unique zones
🔸 Improved map design compared to the first game
🔸 Each zone includes its own visual style, lore, and secrets
🔸 Warped architecture, fractured gravity, and twisting streets
🔸 Zoe introduced as a new character and Dylan’s handler
🔸 Seamless conversations with dialogue choices while exploring
🔸 No multiple endings
🔸 Exploration-focused design instead of a large open-world map
🔸 Main campaign (Dylan’s Journey) and World Quests side stories
🔸 Aberrant weapon with Primary and Secondary forms
🔸 Combat built around momentum and flow
🔸 Melee attacks restore Combat Ability resources
🔸 Abilities stun enemies and open them for executions
🔸 Executions temporarily boost melee damage
🔸 Multiple build styles focused on different combat approaches
🔸 No ranged-only builds
🔸 Summons like Mold Turrets that attack independently
🔸 “The Gap” build system space similar to Alan Wake 2’s Mind Place
🔸 Build customization through abilities, weapon forms, and talents
🔸 Perfect Dodge boosts the next attack
🔸 Talents include Extended Dash, Backstab Damage, Sustained Assault
🔸 Major boss encounters called Resonants
🔸 Defeating Resonants grants new abilities and playstyle options
What do you think about these new details for Control: Resonant?
#ControlResonant #RemedyEntertainment
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