Control

Control is a third-person shooter about a building where the unexplained is being studied. The heroine comes there in search of an explanation and is left to deal with what came out. In addition to shooting, there is telekinesis: objects fly at opponents, and debris helps in a shootout. Weapons change shape and abilities evolve as the story progresses. The architecture of the building does not follow the usual rules, and this is part of the puzzle. In addition to the main line, there are department tasks and finds that reveal the situation. The design and sound convey the hum of a huge building. In addition to the main tasks, there are instructions from departments that reveal the environment of the building. It is better to discover abilities gradually, otherwise some of the fights will be too difficult. In addition to the plot, there are department tasks that reveal the history of the building and its inhabitants. Opponents know how to use abilities, so it's worth moving. Upgrades are unlocked using points awarded for tasks. Some places can only be found based on tips from colleagues. In addition to the main tasks, there are small tasks that reveal the structure of the building. Abilities are developed using points found in battles. Some rooms can only be explored after story events. Opponents differ in behavior and techniques. In addition to the plot, there are riddles that are solved by abilities. Opponents know how to heal and cover each other. Some of the premises change throughout the story, and this is noticeable. For those players who love strange stories and dynamic battles, the game is suitable.