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Dylan Faden's shapeshifting melee weapon: five confirmed forms, a three-slot loadout, and new forms unlocked by defeating Resonants.
FBC Supervisory Special Agent in charge of the Bureau's Manhattan field teams and Dylan's handler throughout the campaign; portrayed by Frankie Kevich.
Confirmed platforms, the September 24 2026 digital launch at 14:00 UTC, the September 22 PlayStation early access, the October 15 physical date, final PC system requirements, accessibility features and age ratings.
Dylan's older sister and the missing former FBC Director.
The secret US agency that contains Altered World Events and Objects of Power, now facing a borough-wide crisis with its Director missing.
Major boss class in Control Resonant; defeating one grants Dylan a choice of new combat abilities.
Remedy's self-published 2026 action RPG sequel to Control, following Dylan Faden through a paranaturally altered Manhattan seven years after the lockdown.
Equippable passive modifiers crafted in the Gap; three slots base, four in New Game Plus.
A primer for new players: the combat loop, the three progression layers, the seven-years-later setting, Assist Mode, unlock times, and what the studio has not disclosed.
The Bureau's name for the cosmic force engulfing Manhattan: it distorts gravity, seals the borough off, and sits above the Hiss and the Mold.
Returning hostile faction with broader roles and more aggressive behaviour than in the first game.
The Bureau's Brutalist headquarters in lower Manhattan: bigger inside than out, linked to the Astral Plane, and under a failed lockdown for seven years.
The playable protagonist: Prime Candidate 6, Jesse Faden's younger brother, held in the Oldest House since childhood and now deployed with the Aberrant.
The Finnish studio behind Control Resonant: founded 1995, listed on Nasdaq Helsinki, and self-publishing the sequel after buying back the Control IP.
Hostile faction reframed as a fully other-dimensional threat; loose in Manhattan after the Oldest House lockdown failure.
Diegetic mind-palace menu hub for talent trees, ability slotting, weapon configuration, and artifact crafting.
Paranatural distortions that warp Manhattan's geometry; navigated using Reach and Shift.
Remedy's first melee-focused combat system: a three-slot Aberrant loadout, a combo economy feeding special abilities, and the Falter stagger meter.
Post-campaign mode that carries most of Dylan's build forward and unlocks a fourth artifact slot.
Provisional name for the first publicly shown Resonant; dual-mallet wielder.
The primary playable space: a sealed borough of open-ended zones warped by Gravity Anomalies and overrun by the Hiss and the Mold, seven years on.
A combat ability that summons a volatile telekinetic entity to attack on its own, and can also be thrown and detonated as a heavy single-target hit.
Second named Resonant boss in Control Resonant; a molten, magma-spitting figure fought inside a factory.
Passive modifiers on a skill tree with mutually exclusive branches, so one playthrough cannot unlock them all. One of three buildcrafting pillars.
Petri Alanko's score, the commissioned songs used in the trailers, the eight-language dub, the confirmed voice cast, and what the soundtrack bundle includes.
Acting Director of the Federal Bureau of Control during the Manhattan crisis and the narrating voice of the Paranatural Manhattan Trailer.
Every announced edition of Control Resonant, what each contains, digital pricing, pre-order bonuses and their end of Act 1 unlock conditions, and how the PlayStation 5 early access works.
Index of Dylan's paranatural kit: Reach and Shift for traversal, the combat abilities earned from Resonants, and the meter that pays for them.
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