Control

Remedy's Control is a game that is overflowing with cool ideas and interesting world-building - and game-breaking bugs. Read our review for details.

Control feels like Remedy firing on all cylinders, resulting in a smart and sensational action-adventure.

Synchronicity is a theme, or at least a phenomenon, that’s used in Control. Through its elaborate and convoluted story, it’s established that spectacular results can be achieved when distant and separate things are attuned to one another. They share a purpose, and that unity is enough to form a meaningful bond.

From the makers of Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Quantum Break, Control is a mind-bending trip drenched in the hallmarks of a Remedy game. It’s weird, really weird, but if you’re familiar with Remedy’s resume then that’s the least surprising thing you’ll ever read. You can see Remedy’s fingerprints and DNA over every inch of […]

Losing control.

Jungian archetypes and telekinesis combine in a swish and intelligent action game

Remedy’s latest adventure creates a captivating, oddball world that never loses the thread of its supernatural tale.

Remedy returns with its strangest shooter yet.

Control is Remedy's most ambitious title yet, promising incredible technical quality and visual design alongside the visionary narrative style the studio is known for. What's more, Control is the best work they've ever done.

Take back control

Your greatest weapon isn’t the one in your hand. It’s the one in your head.