The sequel to Control changes protagonist: no longer Jesse Faden, but Dylan Faden, who awakens from a coma and finds himself exploring a Manhattan warped by the paranatural, outside the walls of the Oldest House.He is looking for Jesse, along with FBC agent Zoe De Vera.
Anyone expecting the elegant shooter of the first chapter will have to recalibrate their expectations.Remedy has shifted the combat to a more brutal and close-quarters register, built around the Aberrant, a shape-shifting weapon, within a vertical city that seems designed more for mobility than cover.Honestly, it's the riskiest gamble of the entire project: we still don't know how much it will convince those who loved the original gunplay.
Pre-orders, both digital and physical, are already open.We at apocanow will be keeping an eye on any news in the run-up to the launch.
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