A senior gameplay designer for Alan Wake 2 has moved to the team working on Control 2. This may suggest that the game has entered the next stage of development.
The excitement over the release of Alan Wake 2 has still not subsided, but it looks like Remedy is already shifting its attention to its next big project, the sequel to Control.
Recall that Control debuted in 2019 on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Two years later, the game saw a port for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. In addition to the basic version, Remedy also developed two DLCs in the form of The Foundation and AWE.
It is worth mentioning at the end that if you get the urge to return to Control on PC, it is worth doing so with the mod HDR Ultrawide DLSS RT Patch, which was created on its own by one of the developers from Remedy. Among other things, the project adds support for HDR and DLAA technologies, updates the version of DLSS used by the game, improves its performance on ultrawide screens, and lets you enable higher texture and lighting settings than what the official menu offers.
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