Remedy Entertainment director Mikael Kasurinen has confirmed that the upcoming sequel, Control Resonant, will feature a longer runtime than its 2019 predecessor. Kasurinen also revealed that the game draws inspiration from FromSoftware’s action title Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
The announcement provides new details for fans awaiting the next installment in the Control universe, suggesting a more expansive experience influenced by a critically acclaimed combat-focused game. This direction could indicate a shift or evolution in gameplay mechanics for the series.
Key Details
Mikael Kasurinen, the game’s director, shared these insights in a recent interview. He stated that Control Resonant is designed to offer a more extensive play experience compared to the original game. The 2019 Control was an action-adventure title known for its supernatural themes and environmental storytelling.
Additionally, Kasurinen highlighted Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice as a source of inspiration for Control Resonant. Sekiro, released in 2019, is widely recognized for its challenging combat system and emphasis on precise parrying and posture breaking.
Context
Remedy Entertainment is known for developing story-driven action games, including the original Control, Alan Wake, and the Max Payne series. The first Control game, released in August 2019, garnered praise for its unique setting, atmosphere, and gameplay mechanics.
This new information suggests that Control Resonant may integrate elements of intense, skill-based combat, potentially expanding on the supernatural abilities and transforming weaponry seen in its predecessor. Fans can expect a longer journey through the Federal Bureau of Control’s mysterious Oldest House. Remedy Entertainment continues to develop the Control franchise.
Further Information
The original Control game is available on multiple platforms, including PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. More details on the first game can be found on its official website. For information on the game cited as inspiration, visit the Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice official site.
