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When a studio like Remedy Entertainment announces that it’s going to deliver a new multiplayer spin-off, it’s all too natural to look on with some skepticism. After all, Remedy as a developer is historically known for its strong single-player offerings, with the likes of Alan Wake, Quantum Break, and Control. …

Having a Control walkthrough to hand can be essential when making your way through the Oldest House, especially as it’s not only a giant maze but it also changes shape as you explore. This makes it particularly easy to lose your bearings, which can make things very frustrating when you’re …

Control will be available on Xbox Game Pass for PC later this week, Xbox has revealed. As you can see in the tweet below from the official Xbox Game Pass for PC Twitter account, Control will be made available for PC subscribers later this week on January 21. On Thursday …

Not that anyone expected a game connected to Control and Alan Wake to be a jolly ol’ time, but Remedy has confirmed it’s next game will be “very dark and serious.” In a new mini-documentary (opens in new tab), Remedy communications director Thomas Puha briefly spoke on the studio’s next …

Apologies to your wallet in advance, but the Summer Sale at Epic Games is live, and a bunch of big AAA games have been given massive discounts. The full list of game sales can be found here (opens in new tab), but here are some of the highlights from Epic …

While the first Control DLC was announced shortly after the game came out last year, there’s still no sign of it in-game. It means that players who have reached the end of Jesse Faden’s journey in The Oldest House are still awaiting a reason to return to Control, but hopefully …

Rogue One writer Gary Whitta wants to make a movie based on Control (opens in new tab), and developer Remedy Entertainment is all in. Asked which game he thinks would make the best movie adaptation and whether he’d be willing to write the script, Whitta replied affirmatively, “Control.” A short …

Hello and welcome to Dialogue Options (opens in new tab). Our weekly show where we take our gaming theories and opinions and we put them to you. This week, I run the risk of descending into an embarrassing admission of all the games I didn’t really understand, as I ask …