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Control gets a new character-driven dev diary

Control, Remedy Entertainment’s multiplatform, spiritual successor to Quantum Break (sorta, kinda) is coming along nicely as we’ve seen in their development diary series. While it seems to share some similarities with their most recent release, the game seems to have other influences, including Max Payne of course.

Have a look at the latest video below, along with a set of screens from when it was first announced.

505 Games will be publishing the game, which is set for a 2019 release.

Control Dev Diary 05 – Directors Old and New:

Check out Remedy Entertainment’s (Max Payne series, Alan Wake) latest dev diary for Control, the highly-anticipated supernatural action adventure game slated to release in 2019.

The dev diary goes behind the scenes at the game?s cast and characters. Remedy Creative Director Sam Lake, along with voice-actors, James McCaffrey (Max Payne series) and Courtney Hope (Control), shed more light on Control?s characters, their motivations and actions in this sci-fi adventure thrill ride.

Control is scheduled to release in 2019 for PS4/PS4 Pro, Xbox One/Xbox One X, Steam for PC (digital only).

Control screens:

Paul Bryant

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