Video Games
‘Control Ultimate Edition’ Now Available on iPad and iPhone
While we wait for Control Resonant, Remedy is giving fans a chance to revisit the original Control while taking it on the go. Following the release of the Mac version last year, Control Ultimate Edition is now available for iPhone and iPad on the App Store.
Built specifically for mobile, Control Ultimate Edition reimagines how players interact with its world. Touch controls, interface, and gameplay systems have been reworked to provide precision, clarity, and responsiveness on smaller screens – without losing the intensity and unpredictability of the original experience.
The iPhone and iPad leverages Apple’s latest hardware and software technologies, including MetalFX Upscaling, to allow for improved image quality and performance, and MetalFX Frame Interpolation for smoother gameplay. On supported iPhone and iPad models, the game also features hardware-accelerated ray tracing, bringing enhanced lighting, reflections, and visual fidelity to the shifting environments of the Oldest House.
In addition to touch controls, Control Ultimate Edition supports compatible game controllers on iPhone and iPad, allowing players to experience the game with their preferred input method.
Control Ultimate Edition is now available as a universal purchase on the App Store, playable across iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Meanwhile, Control Resonant is set to be released later this year for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PC via Steam and Epic Games Store. And check out Aaron’s preview of the game.
Released to Steam and the Epic Games Store at the beginning of the year, Take It Studio has announced that they will be bringing waleedzo’s first-person narrative horror adventure title The Green Light to the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch. As of yet, no release date has been announced for the console release, but you can currently wishlist the game on the PlayStation Store.
Exploring themes of self-discovery, desperation, and the cost of freedom, The Green Light centres around a man named Fred, who is trapped in a dead-end job and weighed down by a life of routine, dissatisfaction, and growing psychological strain. As his reality begins to blur with unsettling hallucinations, a mysterious voice on the radio reaches out to him, speaking of a distant green light that promises freedom and peace.
The voice tells Fred that his escape is waiting at a distant lighthouse, a beacon calling out to him from the darkness. Intrigued by the idea of escape, Fred sets out toward the lighthouse that’s said to hold the answer he has been searching for. But what begins as a search for relief soon turns into a disturbing journey through isolation, obsession, and the fragile boundaries of the human mind.