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Secret Casting Announcement Made in Control’s New Dev Diary

Remedy has just released the full fifth developer diary for their new supernaturally powered action-shooter, Control. We showed off the video diary’s three-minute preview not too long ago in anticipation. In the video, which you can see below, Creative Director Sam Lake and Narrative Systems Designer Eevi Korhonen discuss the role and motivations of Zachariah Trench, the former Director of the Federal Bureau of Control, and Jesse Faden, the game’s protagonist who finds herself stepping into Trench’s shoes as the bureau’s new director. There to give further insight into the two characters are James McCaffrey, the voice of Trench, formerly the voice of Max Payne, and Courtney Hope, who plays Faden.

You can get a better look at the dedication both performers put into their characters as the game progressed, below, where both McCaffrey and Hope literally embodied the roles to help developers bring them to life. There’s a surprise casting announcement at the end of this video, also, which I won’t spoil here. Be sure to stick around for the end of the video.

Control takes place within the ever-shifting labyrinth of the Bureau of Control, a large skyscraper situated in New York City, and features a mechanical style similar to that of Max Payne and Quantum Break, this time with more of a seemingly inter-dimensional aspect that affords the player powers beyond human capability. Some consider it to be a spiritual successor to their previous game, Quantum Break, which doesn’t seem like much of a stretch given both game’s use of time and matter manipulation.

Control still doesn’t have an affirmative release date, but we know it’s coming out sometime in 2019. Who else is excited for Remedy’s take on the supernatural? Let us know in the comments.

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