Although we’re still about a day away from the official release of Control Resonant, the supernatural action RPG developed by Finnish studio Remedy Entertainment, the game is already available to pirates.
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Let us remind you that Control Resonant will be released for PC on September 24th (steam, EGS), PS5, Xbox Series X and S, but the developer opened access to buyers of the Sony console expansion two days ago.
Checks by 3DNews reveal that Control Resonant has appeared on popular pirated sources, but for a PC version, a day after its release on premium consoles. Of course, we won’t provide links to distributions.
Judging from the description on Steam, Control Resonant does not come with Denuvo anti-piracy protection, which makes digital blockers more vulnerable to hackers. The pirated version distributed requires no installation and comes with a Russian translation.
Control Resonant takes place seven years after the original Control. When FBI Director Jesse Faden disappears, the Issa family breaks free and Manhattan becomes “A kaleidoscopic psychedelic nightmare”.
Players take on the role of Dylan Faden (Jesse’s brother), who after years of incarceration must master his superpowers, use them to protect Manhattan from a mysterious cosmic entity, and find their sister.
They promised an open-ended game without open worlds, side quests, deep development systems, and transformable weapons. Critics have rated the new product slightly lower than the first installment – Control Resonant has a score of 81-84% on Metacritic.
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