The latest game from Max Payne, Alan Wake, and one of my favorite games of 2016, Quantum Break developer Remedy Entertainment, titled Control, is set to be released this month.

With Gamescom 2019 going on this week, a launch trailer for the game has been released along with a Nvidia RTX trailer. You can find more info on the game and check out the new trailers along with a previously released story trailer and E3 2019 trailers below.

A new gameplay trailer has been released for Control, the latest game from Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Quantum Break developer Remedy Entertainment.

The game is a third-person title in which you play as the new director of a secret agency trying to regain control after the arrival of an otherworldly invader. You can find more information and check out the gameplay trailer along with some previously released bonus videos below.

Earlier this week at E3 2018 we saw an announce trailer for Control, the next game from Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Quantum Break developer Remedy Entertainment.

But Remedy wasn’t done with E3 just yet. They also shared the first glimpse at gameplay from Control. It’s not a ton of footage, but is enough to give you an idea of how the game is looking.

Continue below to check it out.

The next game from Remedy Entertainment, the developer behind Max Payne, Alan Wake, and Quantum Break, has been revealed. The game, which is titled Control, was announced with a trailer for E3 2018.

Control is described as a “supernatural action-adventure,” and you can learn more about it and check out the announce trailer for the game below.

Quantum Break
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DEVELOPER: Remedy Entertainment
PUBLISHER: Microsoft Studios
RELEASE DATE: April 5, 2016

The latest game from Max Payne and Alan Wake developer Remedy Entertainment, the long-awaited Quantum Break, hit store shelves of the physical and digital kind today.

The game is quite the ambitious endeavor with Remedy not only crafting a game that delves into the tricky realms of time travel, but also fusing it with TV show-like live-action episodes that play out depending on choices you make in the game.

So is this new game worth your time, or should you pass it by? Continue below for our thoughts.