20th September 2026 MrRoflWaffles Reveals RECALL: CHAPTER ONE Video in Collaboration with Remedy Entertainment

For CONTROL Resonant, Remedy set up a new ARG with a puzzle centred around the mysterious "Chester Bless". The journey would take players across various social media channels and in-person locations, culminating in a password-protected site. For the project, the studio worked with YouTuber, MrRoflWaffles (aka Milo), who provided some of these clues on his social media channels. But the collaboration didn't end there!

Today, Milo posted a mysterious new video called "RECALL: CHAPTER ONE"

If you previously watched the Bright Falls mini-series, you may recognise a certain vibe within the video. RECALL: CHAPTER ONE centres around a day in the life of a fictionalised version of Milo, as he interacts with his friends and family. The issue is that he's being haunted and perhaps even hunted. A casual trip to an antiques store ends up having lasting and mysterious repercussions...

It's a really fascinating premise and a great tie-in to the Control series. We're definitely eager to learn where this leads.

Interested? You can check out the first part of his story below or on his YouTube channel, HERE!

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20th September 2026 Remedy To Add Arabic Localisation to CONTROL Resonant in Post-Launch Support

If you've been following CONTORL Resonant's journey on social media, then you'll likely have noticed the passionate fanbase who petitioned for Arabic localisation to be brought to the game. While it won't be available for the launch, Remedy has confirmed that they will be including it as part of their post-launch support for the game. 

The petition was kindled following the studio's reveal back in April of the fifteen languages the game was set to support from launch. Despite being self-published, CONTROL: Resonant offers the largest selection of languages of any Remedy game, even compared to past collaborations with big-name publishers such as Smilegate, Microsoft Game Studios, and 505 Games. Still, the message was very clear that there was a lot of love for an additional language to be added to the list. 

In a social media post, Remedy teased a little into those post-launch plans stating, "We're happy to announce that CONTROL Resonant will feature Arabic localization! The game will feature Arabic interface and subtitles. Arabic localization will be coming to CONTROL Resonant some time in the post-launch period. We will be announcing a date later down the line."

Source & Image: Remedy Entertainment Twitter

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19th September 2026 Twitch Drops Returns for CONTROL Resonant New Protagonist Outfit Unlock [Starts Sept. 22nd]

To mark the release of CONTROL Resonant, Remedy has announced a brand new Twitch Drop featuring an exclusive outfit for Dylan Faden. The campaign will kick off on September 22nd (3pm BST), ahead of the game's launch, and will run until October 13th (3pm BST). Make sure to mark the date; those deadlines come fast!

You won't need to watch all four hours at once, and you can switch channels to find a streamer that suits your style. You can find a participating channel HERE. 

Similar to the FBC: Firebreak Twitch Drops, there are three parts to the outfit, with each unlocking after a certain watch milestone is achieved. 

The unlock milestones are set at:

After 1 Hour: Sierra Suit

After 2 Hours: Sierra Vest

After 4 Hours: Sierra Helmet

To track your unlock progress on your Drops & Rewards tab, HERE. Once your item is ready to collect. Copy the redeem code and launch the game. Head to Options, Gameplay, and then Enter Redeem Code, to add the outfit to your account. 

You will receive a notification once you hit the four-hour mark. Please note that you can only accept drops on PC, Mac, or the Twitch app on iOS or Android. Twitch apps on consoles, TVs, and other devices do not support drops. 

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19th September 2026 Ronan Summers Reveals Upcoming CONTROL Resonant Twitch Livestream

With CONTROL Resonant just days away, actor Ronan Summers has announced that he will be kicking off his new Twitch channel with a special playthrough of the game. 

In the Control series, Summers plays Security Chief Simon Arish. In Resonant, the developers have teased how the weight and guilt over his role have toughened out his character since lockdown was first implemented seven years ago. While welcoming Jesse, Arish's attitude toward Dylan is far more antagonistic and suspicious.

Sharing the news in a video on social media, Summers introduces the new Twitch channel, declaring, "Stop what you are doing. Do not scroll any further. My name is Ronan Summers, and even though you might not know my name, you've probably been listening to my voice in some of your favourite games for, like,  the last fifteen/twenty years. We are talking the entire Forza Horizon series, Battlefield, Dead Island 2, Cyberpunk 2077, League of Legends, Control, and of course, CONTROL Resonant, which drops on September 24. So make sure you pre-order that now. Now, I have been going absolutely crazy about CONTROL Resonant on my socials in general recently, which has led to a phenomenal development."

He continues, "I have somehow managed to get my hands on an actual legit sponsor who is going to hook me up with top-of-the-line PC gear, which is going to allow me to play through my entire back catalogue of games from way back when to right up to now, starting with the very exciting launch of CONTROL Resonant. I've got my game key. They're coming over to put the stuff in my house very soon. We've got tons of cool plans for the channel. We're going to have guests coming in and playing their own games. And I mean famous guests, I've been talking to some people. And we're going to be doing, of course, new drops when I have new games coming out, which I do, very, very often."

At the moment, there isn't a fixed date or time for the livestream, though at the end of the video he encourages viewers to follow him on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitch to be alerted when those initial details are available. 

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