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Control Resonant is a great game, it’s even better when you read everything
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There’s a lot to read in Remedy’s Control sequel, even in the menus.
Key facts
- In the world of Control Resonant and its predecessor, 2019’s Control, the FBC deals with mysterious, otherworldly objects and entities that defy explanation
- There’s a lot to read in Remedy’s Control sequel, even in the menus
- But that didn’t stop the diligent employees of the Federal Bureau of Control from filing reams of paperwork, and it didn’t stop me from reading everything the reporter could find, either
- The reporter was also too busy beating down the game’s many Hiss and mold enemies to read about them
Summary
In Control Resonant, the entire world is at stake. In the world of Control Resonant and its predecessor, 2019’s Control, the FBC deals with mysterious, otherworldly objects and entities that defy explanation. Control Resonant gets tough, but gives you the tools to deal with it. Initially the reporter skipped documents that seemed optional: the enemy logs, which are compiled in a separate tab and unlocked automatically after fighting each enemy type for the first time.