Today, Remedy Entertainment, known for games such as Alan Wake and Quantum Break, just released its new title called Control. The latest action-adventure title revolves around the secret government organization known as the Federal Bureau of Control (FBC), who is responsible for containing supernatural phenomena.
Now, players who are curious to try out the new game, but doesn't want to pay the full price are in luck, given that Control is currently on sale at giant retailer Amazon for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Amazon is offering the PS4 version of Control for only $50.94, which is 15% off its list price of $59.99. It is currently unknown how long the sale will last, so it's best to grab it now before it's gone. Purchase Control for PS4 for $50.94 (15% off) here.
It is worth knowing that Control for the PS4 is temporarily out of stock at Amazon at the time of this writing. However, players who wish to catch the deal can still add the game to their cart, and Amazon will immediately deliver it once stocks are available. On the other hand, Xbox One players are in for a treat as well given that Amazon is also offering the game at a cheaper price for $49.94, which is 17% off its list price of $59.99. However, unlike the PS4 version, stocks are still available for the Xbox One, at the time of writing. Purchase Control for the Xbox One for $49.94 (17% off) here.
Meanwhile, developer Remedy Entertainment previously revealed that it doesn't take too long to beat Control. The game is estimated to take around 10-15 hours for an average playthrough, which is considered short for today's gaming standards. Control will also feature some Stanley-Kubrick style horror elements, combined with a good balance of action.
In our review of Control, we were impressed with the overall experience it provided, despite some minor technical problems. "The combat is exciting and satisfying, the game is gorgeous, and horror fans will enjoy the creepier elements. Control has shown promise since its surprise E3 2018 reveal, and we're happy to report that it meets expectations and even exceeds them."
Control is now available for the PC, PS4, and Xbox One.