Control

Control is mostly a boring game without many mechanics (compared to Saints Row, GTA, Just Cause, Sunset Overdrive and so on). No character customization and Jesse is so uninteresting. The Soundtrack is also not remarkable.

A corporate drama about a quiet office manager and his best friend, Artie the janitor, seizing control, declaring everyone Ees, and eliminating all dissenters.

And now to the mini-review itself:

A very original game with a well-thought-out plot, reminiscent of Prototype in gameplay.

Control is a good game for those who prefer Twin Peaks over superhero shooters.

I didn't fall in love with it right away. The first few hours are dry: offices, hallways, a strange director's chair, and the feeling that the game is more important than the fun. Then the building begins to live by its own rules, and the purpose of it all becomes clear. The ancient building unfolds like a TV show that can't be retold spoiler-free: department after department, case after case, objects from the next room suddenly reveal themselves to be myths.

The combat is serviceable, but not great. Levitation and a shield add the right flavor, gunfights are often repetitive, and cleaning the floors sometimes becomes a chore. Control's strength lies elsewhere: the tone, the radio, the documents, the feeling th… Read full

A very interesting game the telepathy mechanic & environmental destruction is fun. The story and world building is solid not perfect, but solid. Just a very unique game, wish more developers would take chances like this. Worth your time, if unsure wait for a sale.

Quite a specific game. Just like “The Master and Margarita” - at first it’s hard to understand what’s what, but then it’s addictive. The plot is very interesting, the battles are difficult at first, but then you get used to it: alternating telekinesis and a revolver - and all problems are solved. Now all that remains is to wait for the additions)