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Remedy Entertainment reveals Control Resonant story trailer and September 2026 release date

Remedy Entertainment made a massive splash during the June 2 PlayStation State of Play, debuting an enigmatic new trailer for Control Resonant and officially locking in its worldwide release date for September 24, 2026.

Control Resonant
Control Resonant.

The highly anticipated sequel to 2019’s supernatural hit Control shifts its focus from the claustrophobic corridors of the Oldest House to the reality-warping remains of a devastated metropolis.

A new protagonist: Dylan Faden takes the lead

While Jesse Faden remains a foundational pillar of the franchise’s lore, Control Resonant flips the script by letting her brother, Dylan Faden, step into the spotlight as the main playable character.

  • The Setup: Having finally awakened, Dylan must navigate a hostile world that is completely unfamiliar to him while trying to reclaim his humanity.
  • The Trailer: The newly released footage shows Dylan escaping captivity and stepping outside into a completely fractured, ruined Manhattan. The architecture shifts impossible structures against the sky, all plagued by reality-bending anomalies born from The Hiss (referred to as O Ruído).
  • The Reunion: The cinematic peak of the trailer features a tense, emotional face-to-face encounter between Dylan and his sister, Jesse, teasing a complex dynamic as they face a looming cosmic threat together.

Platforms and pre-order details

  • Release Date: September 24, 2026
  • Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC (Steam/Epic Games Store), and macOS.
  • Pre-Order Bonuses: Digital pre-orders are officially live. Reserving any edition grants players the Pickpocket’s Tool artifact and the Hiss Corruption outfit for Dylan. PlayStation 5 players also receive an exclusive Occult Outfit.

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