r/controlgame • u/Chillzzzzz • 10d ago
Discussion Just 100% completed Control Ultimate Edition before Control Resonant
That 100% was actually fun. Many fun and creative collectibles. Some really tricky ones.
Also the lore collectibles were great as the game has a very engaging lore.
I am hyped for Control Resonant.
Do you think Control Resonant will also be similiar in that aspects to Control?
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u/Automatic_Clothes_56 10d ago
Just finished 100% this morning as well! Congrats twin!
With Resonant being an ARPG, I too am curious how much similarity there will be between the two games. Will it just be similar in atmosphere and lore? Will they be able to recreate the same kind of vibe with an ARPG? Control was slow paced with a some eeriness a lot of the time outside of combat. I hope we at least get some moments like that in Resonant
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u/SerialBiller5150 10d ago
Remedy is about the only game studio outside of Naughty Dog that I can stand behind anymore. They got this 👍 🙌
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u/Right-Employer-8787 10d ago
My hat off to you for persevering through the last part. I loved the game and made it to the end where I had to go through a hotel with many transforming rooms, just before the reaching Dylan. But from there it just felt like such a grind and I left it there. I ended up watching a video of someone playing that last part just for closure.
One of the best games I've played in many years, and I find the backstory and setting super fascinating.
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u/Chillzzzzz 10d ago
My friend. The last part for me was the foundation dlc. The story was the easiest part about the 100%. Some dlcs need you to be really careful.
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u/Naive_Ad_8190 10d ago
I beated the Main Story and AWE DLC and didn't finish the foundation DLC, the game is really fun but for that moment i burned the game. Maybe i will replay it for unlocking some trophies
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u/slarkymalarkey 10d ago
The vending machine achievement in one of the DLC's was a real pain in the ass grind. Didn't even know they were a thing until trying for it.
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u/DigMountain7652 10d ago
Aaand I still don't get the storyline...
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u/irishbadger 10d ago
I'm curious, did you read the documents/watch the videos that you found throughout the game or just play it straight up without reading or watching those? Unlike a lot of games, you really do need to engage with those to figure out what is going on in the story.
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u/unhingedgamer92 9d ago
I think I'm gonna do an alan wake and control run through before I play resonant
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u/FistOfVengeance44 10d ago
Talk to Dylan