Control Resonant lands in September with a new hero to drive the sibling arc
Control Resonant is set to launch globally on PS5 on September 24, featuring a new playable character, Dylan Faden. This sequel shifts focus from Jesse to Dylan, exploring themes of power and familial bonds. The game introduces a new combat style with Dylan using a shapeshifting weapon called the Aberrant.
- ▪Control Resonant will be released on September 24 for PS5.
- ▪Dylan Faden is the new playable character, marking a departure from Jesse's story.
- ▪The game features a new combat system centered around the Aberrant weapon.
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Control Resonant launches globally on PS5 on September 24, and Remedy is making a cleaner break from the first game than a new city alone would suggest. Dylan Faden, not Jesse, is the playable character this time. That choice gives the sequel a sharper charge. Dylan was once treated as a threat, but Control Resonant puts him at the center of a story about power, damage, and the bond that still ties him to Jesse. Why put Dylan in control now Dylan gives Control Resonant a way back into the Faden story without replaying Jesse’s rise through the Federal Bureau of Control. He carries a different kind of history, one shaped less by discovery than by fallout. Sony The change also reaches into combat.
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