After addressing the Hiss invasion, Jesse Faden is summoned to The Foundation in a Hotline call from The Board, where she is ...

As Director of the Federal Bureau of Control, Jesse Faden must enter the Investigations Sector and confront the creature ...

When I guide Jesse Faden through the Federal Bureau of Control, I summon a slab of concrete the size of a small desk, hovering it effortlessly over my right shoulder as I shoot, dodge, fly. I feel ...

IGN has the exclusive first look at The Foundation expansion for Control. The story expansion will feature new abilities, new enemies, and new secrets when it's released later this month.

Control was one of the biggest games of 2019, a third-person shooter starring Jesse Faden as she investigates a secret government organization responsible for researching the supernatural.

Alan Wake 2 was the game that fully connected the entire Remedy universe, but it all started with Control. Set in The Oldest House, home of the Federal Bureau of Control (FBC), Jesse Faden became ...

Remedy Entertainment's Control was no RPG, meaning its progression systems were fairly simple, but it offered players a variety of rewarding ways to make Jesse Faden stronger nonetheless. As ...

Naturally, Jesse Faden has to, er, shine a light on the situation. Repeatedly. Get your power cores and spotlights at the ready, as these items account for around 90% of AWE ’s mechanics.

Published by 505 Games, Control follows Jesse Faden, the Director of the Federal Bureau of Control, as she uses powerful otherworldly abilities to defeat the Hiss, a being corrupting reality.

Remedy is working on the next game in the Remedy Connected Universe that includes 2010's Alan Wake and 2019's Control, which will soon release its AWE DLC.

Control was a surprise hit from Remedy Entertainment.The video game was launched last year on August 27, 2019, where it follows a young woman named Jesse Faden. In the game, Jesse is seeking out ...

Remedy shared a 50-second long clip of the game, which it's calling Control (1996), on its official YouTube account. Fun fact: Remedy did actually exist in 1996, and it even put out its first game ...