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Played: Where worlds collapse into each other: "Control Resonant" in review

Between massive battles and mysterious dimensions: The dense story of this action title leads into a surreal, spectacular Manhattan - and above everything hangs a dangerous hiss.

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Played: Where worlds collapse into each other: "Control Resonant" in review

Remedy Entertainment has released "Control Resonant", an action role-playing game where players take on the role of Dylan Faden. Dylan, who has a strong reaction to paranatural threats, must navigate Manhattan after the Hiss, a malevolent force, has escaped the Oldest House, the headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Control (FBC).

The game features a unique combat system and exploration of a city with multiple overlapping zones, where players must work with FBC agent Zoe to stop the Hiss and close dimensional rifts. The game's world is constantly shifting, with buildings deforming and objects floating in mid-air.

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