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CONTROL Resonant Drops ‘Altered State’ Trailer at Gamescom, Playable Demo Now Available
Remedy Entertainment revealed a new "Altered State" trailer for CONTROL Resonant during gamescom Opening Night Live, featuring music from The Prodigy's track "Omen." The sequel puts players in control of Dylan Faden as he harnesses…

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Remedy Entertainment revealed a new “Altered State” trailer for CONTROL Resonant during gamescom Opening Night Live, featuring music from The Prodigy’s track “Omen.” The sequel puts players in control of Dylan Faden as he harnesses paranatural powers to face reality-bending encounters and epic boss fights. The game launches digitally on September 24, 2026, with physical editions following October 15.
What’s in the Trailer and on the Floor
The “Altered State” trailer showcases fluid movement, stylish combat, and powerful executions set against the game’s surreal, unpredictable world. For the first time, the public can get hands-on with CONTROL Resonant at gamescom—a playable demo is available at the Level Infinite booth in Hall 6 throughout the event (August 26–30). The footage hints at fast-paced, escalating action and varied gameplay scenarios that await players in the full release.
Beyond the game itself, Remedy and fashion label ZA/UM Atelier have collaborated on a five-piece, made-to-order collection inspired by the Federal Bureau of Control’s institutional wardrobe. The collection emphasizes utility and thoughtful design, bringing the game’s aesthetic into real clothing. The full lineup is on display at gamescom, with pre-orders live now through ZA/UM Atelier.
Pricing and Edition Breakdown
Standard Edition (digital and physical) is priced at €59.99 / £49.99 / $59.99. A Digital Deluxe Edition expands the package with the AWE Mission Outfit, an exclusive Untapped Artifact wallet, a starter resource bundle, digital artbook, and original soundtrack for €69.99 / £59.99 / $69.99. PlayStation 5 gets an exclusive Digital Deluxe version that adds 48-hour early access. Physical releases also include a SteelBook® Edition with fine art prints and key art poster at the same deluxe price point.
All pre-order bonuses include the Pickpocket’s Tool Artifact and the Hiss Corruption Outfit for Dylan, plus an Occult Outfit exclusive to PlayStation.
Why It Matters
CONTROL was a cult favorite and critically acclaimed action game from Remedy, praised for its tight combat, supernatural premise, and striking visual design. A full sequel has been a long-awaited follow-up, and the gamescom debut signals the game is genuinely close to launch. The involvement of Annapurna Pictures as co-financier and co-producer adds weight to Remedy’s ambitions for this project.
The game’s expansion onto fashion, streaming platforms (GeForce NOW support confirmed), and Mac (Steam and App Store later in 2026) suggests a push for broader audience reach beyond traditional console gamers. For fans of stylish action games with supernatural themes, this is one of the clearest signals yet that Remedy’s vision for Dylan Faden’s story is nearly ready.
What to Watch
With a playable demo live at gamescom and pre-orders already open across all platforms, the next milestone is September 24 for digital launch. Physical editions arrive three weeks later, and Mac support is slated to follow. Expect more gameplay reveals and dev commentary in the weeks leading up to release.





