All secret hideout locations and puzzle solutions in Control Resonant

The latest update for the quirky game Control Resonant, version 1.4.0, has arrived, bringing a host of improvements and bug fixes. The most notable addition is the New Game++ mode, a feature requested by fans that allows for enhanced replayability. Alongside this, players can now toggle off copyrighted music during the opening credits sequence, adding a touch of humor with the cheeky note, "It's a great track, so why would you?"

The update addresses several minor bugs, including one that was particularly frustrating for the reporter: fast-travel doors in the starting area were forcefully resetting the player's custom appearance to the default postgame outfit. This issue has been remedied, allowing players to keep their desired look.

Performance optimizations have been made for low-end hardware, though it is doubtful that these changes will significantly impact devices such as the Steam Deck. The interface has also undergone changes, with the overall build power rating now displayed prominently on the Loadout screen, making it easier for players to track their progress.

Resonant's melee combatant, Dylan, has received a significant boost, becoming more of a formidable force in battles, as suggested by the developers' response to player feedback. However, the reporter maintains that the game's core combat system remains engaging, with a focus on long, complex combos that showcase the game's strengths.

With these updates, Control Resonant should provide an even more polished and enjoyable experience for players, allowing them to fully immerse themselves in the game's unique world and mechanics.