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- 62 reviews and opinions with 41 ratings for Control Resonant
- We obtain an average score of 4.1/5, or 81.49/100
- This product got 3 times the maximum score in the reviews! This is pretty rare and shows that this Video Games is extremely successful!
Control Resonant ratings
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| 5/5 TechPowerUp | 10/10 Numerama | 97/100 Console Tribe |
| 90/100 JVFrance | 90/100 COGconnected | 90/100 TierraGamer |
| 9/10 GamingBolt | 9/10 Xbox-Mag | 9/10 Phenixx Gaming |
| 9/10 GameBlog.fr | 9/10 Comunidad Xbox | 9/10 GameScore.it |
| 88/100 Gaming Trend | 85/100 Generación Xbox | 85/100 Complete Xbox |
| 8/10 GameKult.com | 8/10 IGN | 8/10 wccftech |
| 8/10 TheSixthAxis | 4/5 TheXboxHub | 8/10 Areajugones |
| 8/10 XBoxEra | 8/10 Hinsusta | 8/10 GameInformer |
| 16/20 GamerGen | 8/10 Beyond Gaming | 8/10 GameHope |
| 8/10 ActuGaming | 76/100 PCGamer | 7/10 Press Start |
| 7/10 GamersGlobal | 7/10 GeekCulture | 7/10 Pizza Fria |
| 7/10 Shacknews | 7/10 GameOver | 3/5 EuroGamer.fr |
| 3/5 GamesRadar | 3/5 Absolute Geeks |
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[5/5] reviewed at 18/09/2026 - Test Control Resonant Performance Benchmark - 35 GPUs Tested [read the full review on TechPowerUp]


Enjoyable gameplay
More touching narration
Accumulation of documents to read
You must have played Control.


Top-notch level design and gameplay
Music adapted for the game
Constant sensation of discovery


Successful transition to the open world, with a true feeling of freedom.
Stunning, vertical and parkour-focused level design
Diverse environments despite a ubiquitous urban setting
Easy-to-learn gameplay that gains in depth
A unique artistic direction, driven by the Northlight engine
Dylan writes remarkably well, and his touching relationship with Zoé.
Exciting lore, deepened by the documents to collect.
The audio part is successful: exceptional original dubbing, Zoé's mixtape hits the mark and Petri Alanko delivers a varied OST.
Generous lifespan (expect 30 to 60 hours)
French dubbing next to the dialogue
A few small bugs to fix
No musical moment as iconic as in the previous games.


Excellent narrative
Tons of playstyle options
Stellar soundtrack
Killer boss fights
Fun, fluid movement
Can feel too easy at times
Minor technical issues
Newcomers will be lost
reviewed at 22/09/2026 - Test Control Resonant Video ? Stellar Sequel [read the full review on COGconnected]


Traversing these environments and encountering different pieces of content, be it side quests or straightforward tasks, also feels very good
Combat is easy to get into and incredibly responsive, with an impressive array of enemies and bosses to battle
Exceptional storytelling and writing, punctuated by some genuinely unexpected twists
Solid performance and fidelity on PS5
Even then, I would have appreciated more moves for the weapons
Some iffy dialogue abounds, and certain tasks can feel a little too cliche
Image quality occasionally suffers on console in Performance Mode


Maneuverability that responds to the touch and to the eye
A world that encourages curiosity.
Incredible atmosphere and universe
Soundtrack and sound design are top-notch.
Full French version
Mandatory compromise between 60fps and 4K


Engaging Exploration and Gameplay
Fantastic Soundtrack and Voice Acting
Lots of Great Side Quests
Wonderful Accessibility Features
Combat gets annoying when solving puzzles


The Aberrant and Dylan's powers allow for the creation of specialized constructions.
Incredibly satisfying movement
Breathtaking artistic direction and level design.
The decision to link weapon change to reset points
The combat system remains halfway between the ARPG and hack and slash.
Quality mode limited to 30 frames per second


Extraordinary setting, with a surreal, fascinating, and full-of-surprises Manhattan.
Immersive and more accessible narration, accompanied by excellent artistic and sound direction.
Some repetitive side activities, less inspired than the main missions.
Some technical imperfections on the standard PS5, including sporadic slowdowns and character rendering that is not always flawless.


The best combat in Remedy history, oozing with depth
Dylan is a terrific protagonist
Manhattan?s overrun atmosphere
Polished to perfection
Obtuse leveling


The detail in the sound track and in the graphic section
The diversity of missions
Initially, the fights can be quite difficult.


Complex story and plenty to uncover
Fast, frantic and fluid melee action
Easy to learn, smooth parkour movement around the city
Lots to discover and do, with plenty of variation
Enemy battles can often seem overwhelming, and offscreen enemies can score cheap hits
The control scheme has a lot for you to remember, especially in tense scenes
Melee combat can often be a case of spamming attacks with no subtly or style
Difficulty spike early on in game can lead to frustrating areas to replay


Dylan Faden is not a charismatic monster, but he is a credible protagonist.
An artistic direction in free-wheeling and full of crazy ideas
Stunning level design
A boldness that is rarely encountered in AAA games.
A very well-designed assistance mode allows you to adjust the difficulty at your leisure and without penalty.
Remedy's love for good music and sound design
The fights are functional, but too long and too numerous.
Remedy does not seem equipped for cinematics.


Dylan and Jesse's story is beautiful
Spectacular Doctor Strange / Inception visuals
Music is used sparsely but to great emotional effect.
Fairly small range of enemies
Messing with gravity is cool, but your head will hurt
Some Kojima-esque swings in to the weird don't work


Interesting story beats that blend comedy and drama well
Satisfying traversal abilities
Good character development with likeable characters
Melee combat mixing with lots of flying enemies


Very fun and satisfying fight
Secondary missions and puzzles are very good.
Some performance drops
He feels too different from the first Control (and inferior)


Well Written
Satisfying Ending
New Ideas for the Genre
Classic Remedy Weirdness
Fairly Basic Combat Mechanics


Powerful combat system
Impressive artistic and sound design
Partially repetitive fights
Player management in some places confusing
Small technical weaknesses
Player management can sometimes be confusing.
Small technical weaknesses


Transition to hack and slash, terrible
Intense combat once powers unlocked
Dylan Faden, a likable protagonist
Often inventive and quirky side quests
Generous lifespan
Particularly flexible difficulty management
Sound atmosphere and French voiceover


Strong technically
Visually beautiful
Quantity rather than quality
Copy-paste locations


Manhattan is particularly pleasant to explore.
Excellent mobility
A richer progression than in the first episode.
The world of Control remains just as fascinating
The first few hours were quite laborious.
Some fights that drag on
A map not always very readable
Some less inspired secondary activities
[8/10] reviewed at 07/10/2026 - Control Resonant (PS5) [read the full review on GameHope]
[8/10] reviewed at 07/10/2026 - Control Resonant (Xbox Series) [read the full review on GameHope]


Great combination of combat options for all play styles
Plenty of lore to dive into and soak yourself in
Combat loop isn't strong enough to sustain lengthy playtime
Map design can make navigating repeat areas tedious


Weapons, skills, and abilities always selectable and resettable without any loss.
Several reset points activated "on the go"
An interesting approach to history...
Wonderfully hectic battles, enriched with tactical elements.
A varied combination of combat, exploration, platforming, and puzzles.
Wide range of side missions and activities in an open world.
Large volume (20-30 hours and more)
Some cool effects
Overall solid graphics and generally clean performance.
Multilingual with German voice output
Punchy sound effects
Appropriate musical accompaniment
Possible orientation issues, as the world can sometimes be too labyrinthine.
... but ultimately a disappointing story
Variable game balance (main missions playable alongside different enemy forces)
Many collision errors and excessive use of filters
Particularly the upper world seems generic in some parts.
Dylan is lightly busy in the German version.


The artistic direction is wonderful.
There is a certain variety in the choice of your fighting style.
Complete location in Brazilian Portuguese
Despite the variety of combat options, they are not always necessary in practice.
There are several performance issues and bugs present in the game.


The combat and movement abilities offer a lot to explore
Manhattan's different biomes have much to offer
Solid weirdness in the main story and side missions
The boss Resonants are fun battles
No way to make some of the harsher, constant visuals less intense
Buggier than it should have been in very bizarre ways


A powerful audiovisual montage, with exceptional dubbing, lively NPCs, and an atmospheric soundtrack.
Some incredible areas, mainly towards the last third of the game, that are 100% the madness of Remedy's open world...
Remedy's experience in designing semi open world clearly creates pacing issues in the story, in building and maintaining atmosphere and suspense, and in setting up different quests.
Designing secondary quests that require unnecessary backtracking.
The combat system, although interesting, lacks depth and customization of titles like Devil May Cry, especially when compared to the repetitive enemies.


Gorgeous visual design thanks to The Patterning
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Some stunning sequences
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Early game pleasingly open
Repetitive combat encounter design
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Spread very thin
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Dylan is no Jesse
A unique, surreal and brutalist design of Manhattan
Satisfactory displacement
Dynamic and action-packed close combat system
different special skills
Talent tree with enough building options
Visually creative and challenging boss fights like a game.
An exciting mysterious story about Dylan and Jesse.
many crazy side quests
An exceptional soundtrack
pleasant to look at graphically
strong English voice
Level of difficulty a little challenging at the beginning
Changing skills could be more comfortable.
The German synchronization is rather mixed.
High hardware requirements for smooth FPS
reviewed at 21/09/2026 - Control Resonant im Test: Ein audiovisuelles Meisterwerk ? mit Kratzern im Lack [read the full review on 4players]
reviewed at 22/09/2026 - Control Resonant im Test: Der pure Wahnsinn als Action-Rollenspiel [read the full review on 4players]
reviewed at 24/09/2026 - Control Resonant im Test: Dieses Action-Rollenspiel ist einfach purer Wahnsinn [read the full review on 4players]
Narration and suggestions are the same as in Control.
Emergent gameplay full of surprises
The balancing deserved more attention.
Aggressive graphic reconstruction, lots of dirt and artifacts.
Fluid and versatile movement
Close combat system developing a powerful flow
Interesting construction possibilities
Powerful sound design
Extended assistance options
The combat system only deploys after a few hours.
Partially repetitive standard fights
Sometimes unnecessarily difficult orientation
Superb Level Design
Solid Combat Design And Systems
Gorgeous Visuals
Killer Score And Audio Design
Final Act Of Story Pacing Issues
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