CONTROL Ultimate Edition Telekinesis in a shapeshifting bureau

You push through offices, labs, and sealed sectors full of Altered Items and case files, finding notes and tapes that explain impossible objects with straight-faced paperwork. You read about a fridge that must be watched, then turn a corner and physics quietly stops working. Containment has failed, and the building keeps reminding you it was never really yours.

Your Service Weapon shifts forms, from close-range scatter to sniper shots and sticky bombs, but telekinesis does the heavy lifting. You rip chairs, rubble, fire extinguishers, and even enemies off the floor and hurl them down corridors. Upgrade health, energy, and weapon mods to stay standing through hard missions and boss fights.

Jesse came for answers about her brother, then inherited the Director's job and a corruptive presence called the Hiss. The main story sends you after Objects of Power and strange allies, while side missions open locked abilities and back rooms. Much of it arrives through documents, audio logs, and dry Bureau memos. You piece together what happened here between gunfights, and the files are often funnier than they have any right to be.

This Ultimate Edition bundles the main game with The Foundation and AWE. That means more sectors of the Oldest House to open, more powers to earn, and more weird case files to pocket. Expect a third-person shooter with open-ended areas and Metroidvania-style backtracking: learn levitation, return to that unreachable ledge, find something unpleasant waiting. It runs tense and dark, with a strong soundtrack and a story that keeps asking what is real.