控制 终极版

It's been a while in the waiting, but Control has finally dropped and it is everything I wanted (so far) for it to be: foreboding, atmospheric, and d**n pretty on the eyes. (Not that that has any real bearing on my review; it's just nice to know that my RTX card finally has something to do.) The controls are nothing to write home about but I mean that in the best way possible. They feel much like any other TPS and are fluid enough to make the player feel like any deaths received are not the fault of clunky or unresponsive controls. The colour palette is an interesting blend of concrete, blood and blinding white light - all of which reinforce the brutalist architecture of The Oldest House and helps reinforce the theme of a fish way, way out of water. I have read some reviews describing the acting as, generously, wooden. This would be a complaint of mine were it not for the fact that this game wears its references on its sleeve. The acting couldn't be more out of Twin Peaks or Requiem For a Dream if it tried - again reinforcing this atmosphere of "something" being wrong with the world. The largest source of reference, to anyone in the know, comes from the SCP Wiki. In my opinion, the Federal Bureau of Control is what happens when the Unexplained Instances Unit gets the funding it needs and has the firepower to make the SCP Foundation and the Global Occult Coalition turn the other way. (Check out the wiki articles and The Exploring Series on Youtube if what I just typed has gone completely over your head.) This game is probably one of the most foreboding (which does not mean scary) games I have played in a long time. It's a shame that the developers decided to let Epic have it for a year. Had it been released on all platforms last year it could have generated more buzz. It's still a great title, but in my opinion should only be purchased on sale. The developers need to know that we will not tolerate turning the PC market into another console market.

How did this get past even the most basic QA? :( Constantly crashing on an extremely vanilla Win 10 setup (without any AV).

The characters, story, and plot in this game are so contrived and nonsensical that the only way a person could believe it's a decent game is if they're under mind control. So I guess the title fits.

In this game, I can proudly say "Dead, Dead on the floor!" when my foes are murdered in cold, non-violent blood! This game is vaguely parkour-based, but with the ability to scream "Dead, dead on the floor I say!" Yours truly, Ethan [ P . S: I have refunded this title. ]

Control is such an overhyped piece of drivel, I don't even know where to start. The graphics are the only thing going for this game. Gameplay feels really basic and the supernatural aspect of the superpowers feels underutilized, and it's bogged down by a tacked-on loot and progression system that's just there for the sake of it. Jesse keeps externalizing her every single fucking thought like the writers got paid per word, even mid-dialogue. But the nail in the coffin is the writing... It feels like a bad SCP fanfiction written by someone who wanted to sound super mysterious but took a blunt force approach to obtuse and [REDACTED] elements. It's such a mess and I'm angrier than I should be because I only realized it 3 hours in, by which time it was too late for a refund.