- Primary Subject: Control Resonant
- Key Update: Gameplay designer Sergey Mohov revealed that Control Resonant will take around 30 hours for the core story and up to 50 hours for completionists.
- Status: Confirmed (Official Developer Interview)
- Last Verified: July 30, 2026
- Quick Answer: Control Resonant takes roughly 30 hours to complete the core main story, while a full completionist playthrough takes around 50 hours.
Recently, Control Resonant's gameplay designer Sergey Mohov sat with TechRadar to discuss the upcoming game.
The interview touched on various topics, including combat and video game references you can spot in the game. However, the most intriguing thing they mentioned is how long the game will be, as it gives players a sense of how much immersion they can expect.
Curious? Here's how long you can expect Control Resonant to be.
How Long Will Control Resonant Be?
According to Mohov, the core experience of Control Resonant should be around 30 hours. This means it will be longer than Control (2019), where the main story takes 12 hours to complete.

This isn't too surprising. Control Resonant features immersive RPG elements, numerous weapons, and skill types. Notably, these 30 hours include a Control recap for players who have never played the first game.
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If you're a completionist, you can expect to clock in around 50 hours of gameplay. Of course, these are all ballpark estimates - depending on how you play, you can easily log in more hours.
The sequel follows Dylan Faden, who escapes confinement in the Oldest House to fight against an invading cosmic resonance across a warped, reality-bending Manhattan while he searches for his missing sister, FBC Director Jesse Faden.
Control Resonant comes out on September 24, 2026, on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Although the first game was released for the Switch, Remedy hasn't announced a Switch 2 version for the sequel.
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