Control Resonant’s New “Altered State” Trailer Gives Another Good Look at Combat

Control Resonant Altered State trailer showcasing combat.

Developer Remedy Entertainment revealed a new trailer for its upcoming sci-fi action RPG Control Resonant at Gamescom 2026’s Opening Night Live, giving us a good look at its insane, mind-bending landscape and combat.

The new trailer was also accompanied by a new collaboration with ZA/UM Atelier to create a five-piece, made-to-order collection inspired by the institutional wardrobe of the Federal Bureau of Control and the world of Control Resonant.

Control Resonantofficially went gold last week and also revealed that the physical release of the game would be delayed to October 15, 2026. But the digital release of the game remains set to launch worldwide on September 24 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, GeForce NOW and PC.

Control Resonant Pre-order Details and Prices

Control Resonant will be priced at $59.99 and will feature these pre-order bonuses:

  • Pickpocket’s Tool Artifact

  • Hiss Corruption Outfit for Dylan

  • Occult Outfit for Dylan (PlayStation Exclusive)

Those who are interested in getting more from their digital purchase can opt for the Digital Deluxe edition ($69.99), a PlayStation exclusive offer that contains:

  • Base game

  • 48-hour Early Access

  • AWE Mission Outfit for Dylan

  • Exclusive Untapped Artifact (Wallet)

  • Starter Resource Bundle

  • Digital Artbook

The physical editions of the Control Resonant will have a standard edition and a SteelBook edition in October for both the PS5 and Xbox versions of the game. The standard edition is simply a copy of the game while the SteelBook edition contains:

  • Base game

  • SteelBook Case

  • Fine Art Prints (x3)


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