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Launch and datesRelease date and unlock time48-hour early accessPhysical release dateDemo and beta
Editions and priceEditions comparedPrice by platformPre-order bonusSteelbook EditionNVIDIA RTX 50 bundleKeys and where they come from
PlatformsPlayStation 5Xbox Series X|SSteam and Epic (PC)Game PassSwitch 2Steam Deck
PC and performanceSystem requirementsFrame rate and modesDenuvo and DRMLanguages and dubbing
Reviews and videoWhat the reviews sayThe review embargoOfficial trailers
Story and the first gameIs it a sequel?Play Control first?Resonant vs ControlThe premise, spoiler-freeDylan FadenJesse Faden
How it playsHow long to beatAberrant weapon formsDifficulty and Assist ModeIs it open world?Multiplayer and co-opDLC and Season Pass
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CONTROL Resonant key or code: the legitimate routes

A key is a code that adds one specific copy to one platform’s account. The routes below are the ones the studio and the stores themselves list for CONTROL Resonant, and each ends on a particular platform.

RouteWhat you end up withWhere it lives
Steam store pageStandard at $59.99 or Digital Deluxe at $69.99, added to your Steam account. Listed on Steam store page (appdetails API)Steam, Windows PC. More on the Steam page guide.
Epic Games StoreThe studio’s launch announcement names it: “PC via Steam and Epic Games Store”. Stated in Remedy: the worldwide launch announcementEpic account, PC
NVIDIA bundle codeA Steam copy that comes with a qualifying RTX 50 card, desktop or laptop, redeemed in the NVIDIA app.Steam. Steps on the NVIDIA bundle page.
PlayStation StoreA digital copy for PS5. The store lists PS5 only. Listed on PlayStation Store (US): CONTROL ResonantPlayStation account. See the PS5 page.
Xbox StoreA digital copy for Series X|S, with Xbox Play Anywhere on the listing. Listed on Xbox Store page for CONTROL ResonantMicrosoft account. See the Xbox page.
A discPhysical editions are for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S and arrive after the digital release. Repeated in Gaming Trend: Here is your CONTROL Resonant launch trailerThe console, not Steam. Dates on the physical release page.

Before you pay a seller you do not know

  • Match the platform. A Steam code is for Steam and a console code is for that console’s store. Editions differ too, so compare what you are buying with the editions list.
  • Match the region. NVIDIA’s own bundle terms say “Some coupons require that they be redeemed in specific regions or countries.” Stated on NVIDIA: CONTROL Resonant GeForce RTX 50 Series bundle Ask whether any code you are offered has a country limit.
  • Compare against the storefront price. The official prices are on the price page. A price far under them is worth checking against the seller’s refund terms before you pay.
  • Treat a “beta key” from a stranger as unverified, since the studio’s FAQ mentions no beta. What the studio has said about a demo or beta is on the demo page.

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