Does CONTROL Resonant use Denuvo or other DRM?
The Steam store page is where a DRM notice would appear, and when this page was written it carried none. That leaves the question open rather than answered.
The short version
Denuvo is a third-party anti-tamper system that some PC games ship with, which is why players ask about it before buying. Some Steam store pages carry a notice naming third-party DRM. This game's page showed none. Seen on the Steam store page (appdetails API) A missing notice is not an answer: it does not say the game has no copy protection, and a notice can be added later.
What the studio has said
The pinned FAQ has no question about DRM. Its nearest answer is about connectivity: “CONTROL Resonant is a single-player experience and does not require an internet connection to play.” Stated in Steam discussions: the developer's pinned FAQ That covers playing offline. It does not tell you whether copy protection is present, so do not read it as a yes or a no on Denuvo.
What would change this page
- A DRM line on the Steam store page, or on another PC storefront's page for the game.
- A studio statement in the FAQ or a Steam announcement.
Until one of those appears, the question stays open. The Steam and Epic page lists where the PC version is sold, and system requirements covers the hardware side of the PC release.