Reviews of Control Resonant, the latest action RPG from Remedy Entertainment, began appearing on September 18, 2026, and Spanish-language outlets are divided on how well the studio's signature style translates to the genre.
According to 3DJuegos, the game contains elements the reviewer had not encountered in any other video game, an assessment published in the outlet's full analysis. Vandal's review strikes a different balance, describing Control Resonant as fascinating when it feels like a Remedy game and exhausting when it leans into its action RPG systems. Cultura Geek framed its review around what it called the strangest story in Remedy's catalog, positioning the title as a continuation of that narrative thread. Infobae published first impressions under the heading "on the right frequency," while Noticias 3D focused its coverage on the game's performance.
The coverage points to a recurring tension in the reception: the parts of Control Resonant that read as unmistakably Remedy are drawing praise, while its action RPG mechanics are drawing more mixed reactions. No full review text was available beyond the headlines and summaries above, so the specifics behind each outlet's verdict remain unclear.
What to watch next: whether the split between Remedy's established strengths and the game's RPG ambitions holds across more reviews, and how the performance discussion develops as additional outlets publish their findings.