Control Resonant is full of side quests. Some are hidden away nicely, waiting for you to find them, while others are shoved in your face from the off, and in the case of this one, Carbon Copy: Part 2, this is one that is both. If you’re struggling to wrap your head around the ever…
Control Resonant is the pinnacle of weird gaming in 2026, in the best way. That might be epitomised by the fetch quest from Langston in the latter part of the game, Into the Valley of Death. You’ll have just escaped the sinkhole in one of the best moments of the game, and now he’s asking…
Control Resonant is a game full of hidden secrets, puzzles that seem nonsensical and subtle story telling and Easter Eggs. Solving all of them can be hard work, but in my opinion, the art museum picture puzzle may be the hardest of the entire game, but don’r worry, we’ve solved it so you can do…
It’s not secret that Alan Wake and Control Resonant are intrinsically linked. The Remedy Connected Universe is a thing of beauty, linking the majority of Remedy’s recent releases in some obvious, and less than obvious, ways. Alan Wake made an appearance in the first game’s DLC, and the Federal Bureau of Control, the governmental branch…
Control Resonant has some weird side missions, that’s just a fact. In fact, it’s not just the side missions. However, one of the more normal, down-to-Earth side stories is Urban Survival, where Dylan finds a few collectibles, and then some mines themselves, showing that the FBC may not be the only ones inside Manhattan trying…
Control Resonant is the latest release from Remedy, responsible for the Alan Wake franchise, among others. The sequel to Control doesn’t let up on the weirdness at all, and the well-hidden secret shop puzzles are the epitome of that. The FBC itself is a highly secretive organisation, so why not throw in a storyline about…
Control Resonant is a game that rewards you for exploring. You’ll have to do a considerable amount during your time finishing up the story anyway, but if you do a little more, you can find all manner of side quests that really push the envelope of Remedy’s weirdness. From teleporting speakers in The Complete Set…
Control Resonant is a little weird, From teleporting speakers in the Complete Set quest to beautiful dancing boss enemies that’ll just as quickly decapitate you as they will do a beautiful twirl. That’s why a secret society hidden in the back rooms of restaurants and shops isn’t making anyone raise their eyebrows, if anything, it’s…
The weirdness of Control Resonant is plain the see, but if want a perfect example, then The Complete Set quest is probably your best bet. As we take control of Dylan in a broken and bizarre New York City, you might think this quest is nothing out of the ordinary, but by the end of…
Control Resonant probably has some of the most well-hidden and utterly bonkers secrets of any game in 2026. From Altered Items like speakers bouncing about construction sites to a secret organisation that has offices behind shop walls, and one that ISN’T the FBC. If you’re here, you’ve found the Urban Fresh Mart in the West…
