Control Resonant Drops by 20% to $47.99 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC in First Major Digital Sale
Following its digital debut on September 24, 2026, and physical console rollout on October 15, Control Resonant has held firm at its launch price across every storefront. That changes today: Remedy Entertainment has rolled out the first official 20% discount for its supernatural action-RPG across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via both Steam and the Epic Games Store.
20% Off the Standard Edition and Digital Deluxe Upgrade
Normally retailing at $59.99 (€59.99), the Control Resonant Standard Edition is now available for $47.99 (€47.99) across the PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, Steam, and the Epic Games Store, shaving a full $12 off the base game. PC players on Steam can also pick up the Digital Deluxe Upgrade at a matching 20% discount, dropping its price from $10.00 to $8.00 to unlock the expansion content, digital artbook, and bonus cosmetic packs.
Before grabbing the game directly from platform storefronts, you can also check verified digital key retailers below, where cumulative discounts frequently push the price even lower:
From the Oldest House to a Warped Manhattan: Why the Sequel Stands Out
Set seven years after the Hiss invasion of the original 2019 hit, Control Resonant expands its scope far beyond the brutalist corridors of the Oldest House. Triggered by a catastrophic new Altered World Event known as "The Patterning" and a failure of the Federal Bureau of Control (FBC) containment fields, paranatural entities have spilled straight into a reality-warped Manhattan.
The narrative kicks off when FBC Director Jesse Faden (portrayed by Courtney Hope) awakens her brother Dylan Faden (played by Sean Durrie) from his years-long coma using an Object of Power called the Aberrant, only to vanish immediately afterward. Stepping into the lead playable role alongside FBC field agent Zoe de Vera, Dylan must harness volatile energy manipulation and heavy melee combat with the Aberrant to survive dimensional faults across New York City and track down his missing sister.
A Northlight Engine Showcase Across Consoles and PC
Alongside its shift toward deeper action-RPG mechanics in a semi-open urban environment, Remedy's latest release has earned widespread praise as a current-gen visual showcase powered by the proprietary Northlight Engine. Between large-scale physics destruction, shifting architectural geometry, and dedicated PS5 Pro enhancements, the game pushes modern hardware to its limits.
If you are planning to pick up the PC version during this sale and want to see what hardware is required to run Path Tracing at high resolutions, check out our full breakdown of the Control Resonant PC system requirements before downloading.
Desktop players looking to maximize frame rates on both AMD and Nvidia GPUs can also take advantage of the latest upscaling breakthroughs, as demonstrated in our 125 FPS at 1440p Control Resonant performance test. Dropping under $48 just ahead of the holiday season makes this first official discount an ideal time to experience Remedy's expanding connected universe.
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