CONTROL Resonant on Steam and the Epic Games Store
On PC the game is sold on Steam and the Epic Games Store; Steam lists it for Windows only. It also streams on GeForce NOW from launch, and a Mac version is due later.
Where the studio says you can play on PC
The FAQ answers the platform question in one sentence: “CONTROL Resonant will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC (Steam and Epic Games Store), and GeForce NOW.” Each PC route in turn:
- Steam. The Standard Edition is $59.99 and the Digital Deluxe Edition $69.99. A bundle called CONTROL: The Siblings Collection pairs the first game’s Control Ultimate Edition with the Resonant Deluxe Edition at $98.98. Every price by platform is on the price page, and what each edition contains is on the editions page.
- Epic Games Store. The studio names it in the sentence above.
- Xbox on PC. Xbox’s own announcement names it, with Play Anywhere, and the studio’s release announcement does not. That route is explained on the Xbox page.
- GeForce NOW. The studio says the game “will also launch with support for GeForce NOW”. That is cloud streaming. The RTX card bundle is a separate thing, covered on the NVIDIA bundle page.
- Mac. The studio says “The Mac version via Steam and the App Store will launch later in 2026.” On Steam it is Windows only for now.
- GOG. It is not one of the two PC stores in the studio’s platform sentence.
Features on Steam
| Item | Entry on the Steam page |
|---|---|
| Platform | Windows |
| Player mode | Single-player |
| Steam Achievements | Listed |
| Steam Trading Cards | Listed |
| Steam Cloud | Listed, alongside Save Anytime |
| Family Sharing | Listed |
| Controller support | Full controller support, and DualSense Controller Support |
| HDR | HDR available |
| Accessibility tags | Adjustable Difficulty, Camera Comfort, Color Alternatives, Custom Volume Controls, Keyboard Only Option, Playable without Timed Input, Subtitle Options |
| Languages | 15 interface languages, 8 of them with full audio |
| Storage | 120 GB of space and an SSD marked as required, in both the minimum and recommended blocks |
The tags behind the accessibility row are explained on the difficulty and Assist Mode page, the language split on the languages page, and the storage line on the system requirements page. The studio’s FAQ fills in two of the other rows: “CONTROL Resonant is a single-player experience and does not require an internet connection to play.” and “Yes. CONTROL Resonant fully supports controllers on PC, including Xbox and PlayStation 5 DualSense controllers.” The co-op and online questions are on the multiplayer page.
What the page does not settle
- DRM. Steam shows no DRM notice for the game. Absence is not an answer, and the Denuvo page covers what to watch for.
- Steam Deck. The studio said it would support the Deck at launch, and Valve now rates the game Unsupported. See the Steam Deck page.
- Getting a copy from somewhere else. A code that adds the game to Steam is a different route from a store purchase. The keys page lists the legitimate ones.