Remedy is easily a pioneer when it comes to high fidelity presentation, pushing the envelope with each game release. This, however, also means that their games often demand almost beefy components to enjoy their games, as was the case with Alan Wake 2. Surprisingly for Control Resonant, however, it seems to be more flexible with its requirements.
At the minimum players can get away with using decade old components such as a GTX 1070 or RX 5600 XT when playing in 1080p at the lowest settings. For top of the line performance and visuals which includes Path Tracing, players will need an RTX 5080 with an i7 10700k. Though, it does require a minimum of 16 GB of RAM across the board.
Take a look at the above table for the full requirements, including the supported PC features, which include Nvidia DLSS 4.5/AMD FSR 4.1, 4.5 Ray Reconstruction, HDR, and Ultra-Wide support.
Control Resonant follows Dylan Faden as he fights dangerous anomalies across Manhattan in a bid to contain an outbreak that will prove devastating for humanity otherwise. It will be available on the PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on the 24th of September.
