CONTROL Resonant Is an Action Game… and an RPG, and a Superhero Game, and More Besides for Xbox Series X|S

In CONTROL Resonant, the world itself can level up: the more fights players win, secrets they find and quests they complete in an area of Resonant’s warped Manhattan, the higher that area’s level becomes, unlocking bonuses along the way.

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• Here are just a few of the ways it’s breaking free from convention.
• The new approach to action might be tight and gratifyingly punishing, but the world around is anything but linear. Resonant’s Manhattan isn’t a traditional open world, instead it’s separated into densely packed, highly designed zones. Each one offers its own challenges, and sometimes vastly different looks, but they’re also peppered with ideas that will feel very familiar to an open world connoisseur.
• CONTROL’s heroine, Jesse, slowly but surely became a truly powerful individual over the course of the game. But with a much wider world in this game, Dylan needs to get around more efficiently than Jesse did. Thankfully, he’s a very confident parautilitarian from the beginning.
• As Dylan, you can jump, glide, dash, and run so fast that physics objects get pleasingly caught up in your orbit. A little later, you can literally subvert gravity and travel up vertical surfaces, or fully upside-down. Pretty soon, you can scale entire buildings in a few quick moves, and it quickly becomes second-nature, so much so that you might fail to realise that you’re effectively travelling through this world like a superhero.
• There’s so much more to discover when CONTROL Resonant arrives on September 24, for XBOX Series X|S and XBOX On PC. And play it on both console and PC at no additional cost with XBOX Play Anywhere.

Official source: Xbox Wire

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