Control, Remedy’s 2019 third-person shooter set in a trippy government facility, is getting a multiplayer spinoff game, Remedy announced Tuesday. The spinoff, codenamed "Condor" will be a 4-player ...

Control developer Remedy Entertainment has confirmed that it's started working on yet another new game, meaning the studio has six publicly announced games yet to arrive. In Remedy's latest business ...

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There’s a moment near the end of Control that is so unabashedly thrilling, joyous, and decadent in its design that it would make most roller coaster creators reflect on their life decisions. To say ...

I want to tell you about a recurring dream I have. In this dream, I become aware that I am dreaming. I still see myself from the vantage point of some faraway observer, yet my body relinquishes ...

In talking with The Hollywood Reporter, Kasurinen opened up about how the concept took shape, the books and film directors who inspired him, the childhood game that showed him the massive potential of ...

This week, Xbox boss Phil Spencer appeared on an Extra Life charity stream and casually mentioned that Remedy Entertainment’s Control would come to Xbox Game Pass. Today, Remedy and Microsoft say that ...

'Control,' the new supernatural action-adventure from Remedy Games, is a visual triumph, part paean to brutalist architecture, part bad acid trip. By Pete Keeley My dad was an anthropology professor ...

There are a lot of bad games on Steam, but last night while browsing the new releases, I encountered a game that is beyond bad. It's not that Air Control is buggy or poorly designed: Air Control is ...

"I've got to process what happened, how that happened and try to find ways for us to not put ourselves in these tough situations," LaFleur said.