Control is a third-person action-adventure game set in the Federal Bureau of Control, a secretive U.S. government agency that studies paranormal phenomena. Players control Jesse Faden, who arrives at the Bureau's headquarters, the Oldest House, to find it invaded by a hostile force called the Hiss. Gameplay combines supernatural abilities with a shape-shifting firearm, and the environment is reactive and destructible.
Control turns a secret government office into a shifting supernatural battleground, where Jesse Faden searches the Oldest House as the Hiss spreads through its halls. Its third-person firefights pair a shape-shifting gun with telekinetic powers, while rearranging rooms and scattered case files give the setting the feel of an institution struggling to document the impossible.
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