Control Resonant release date: platforms, price and 1440p PC settings
September 19, 2026CONTROL Resonant is scheduled for September 24 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC and GeForce NOW, with Mac versions following later.
CONTROL Resonant is scheduled for release on September 24, 2026. Remedy Entertainment’s next Control game follows Dylan Faden as he searches for his sister, Jesse, during a paranatural crisis in Manhattan.
The September release covers PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store, and the GeForce NOW cloud service. Remedy says Mac versions distributed through Steam and the App Store will follow later in 2026, but it has not provided an exact Mac date.
Control Resonant release date and platforms
- Scheduled release date: September 24, 2026
- Consoles: PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S
- PC stores: Steam and Epic Games Store
- Cloud: GeForce NOW
- Mac: Steam and the App Store later in 2026
Remedy classifies CONTROL Resonant as both an action-adventure game and an action RPG. Its official premise places Dylan in a reality-warped Manhattan, where he confronts a cosmic threat with a weapon called the Aberrant. Remedy’s announcement identifies Dylan as the playable character and connects his journey to the search for Jesse.
The game is developed and published by Remedy Entertainment. According to Remedy, Annapurna Pictures is co-financing and co-producing it under the companies’ strategic partnership.
How much does Control Resonant cost on PS5 and Xbox?

As of September 18, the US PlayStation product page lists the Standard Edition for $59.99. It also lists a $69.99 Digital Deluxe Edition that includes 48-hour early access.
That early-access offer is confirmed for the PS5 Digital Deluxe listing. It should not be assumed to apply to another platform or edition unless the corresponding platform page says so, and the supplied sources do not establish a global unlock time.
For Xbox, Xbox Wire lists CONTROL Resonant at $59.99 and displays the Optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox Play Anywhere labels. Buyers should check the applicable store page before purchasing because the supplied evidence does not establish whether Play Anywhere applies to every edition or whether regional conditions differ.
What the hands-on report says about combat
A PlayStation Blog hands-on report offers a pre-launch look at the combat. The contributor says they played the full game and describes Dylan’s abilities as more melee-oriented than Jesse’s. The same report describes the Aberrant as a shapeshifting weapon with multiple combat and upgrade choices.
The contributor also reports focused, zone-based exploration rather than presenting the game as a conventional open world. Those details are the writer’s hands-on observations, not Remedy specifications independently verified by TheDashDouble.
A cautious 1440p PC settings starting point
Pre-launch benchmark results should be treated as a starting point rather than a performance guarantee. In a PC Gamer test, a system with an RTX 5070 Ti, Ryzen 7 7700X and 32GB of DDR5 memory was tested at 1440p using DLSS Quality with frame generation disabled. With the regular graphics preset at Ultra, the outlet reported these averages while changing the ray-tracing level:
| Ray-tracing setting | PC Gamer average |
|---|---|
| Ultra | 62 fps |
| High | 71 fps |
| Medium | 76 fps |
| Low | 84 fps |
| Off | 105 fps |
For that specific machine, PC Gamer’s tester recommends setting both regular graphics and ray tracing to High while retaining Quality upscaling. That is a reasonable first setting to try on a similar 1440p RTX 5070 Ti system, but it is not an official Remedy target or a universal recommendation. Different graphics cards, processors and resolutions may produce substantially different results, and pre-launch testing does not guarantee performance in the final release.
The confirmed purchasing details are therefore limited but useful: CONTROL Resonant is scheduled for September 24 on the listed console, PC and cloud platforms; the cited US PS5 and Xbox listings show a $59.99 standard price; and Xbox displays a Play Anywhere label. Still unconfirmed in the supplied evidence are the final PC system requirements, global unlock times and exact Mac release date.

