Control Resonant leads this week’s indie games and events roundup

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Control Resonant leads this week’s indie games and events roundup

Engadget · 18 minutes ago

This week’s indie gaming roundup highlights new releases, upcoming showcases and major events across the scene. It covers Remedy’s Control Resonant, the satirical roguelite Stick It to the Stickman, several regional Steam festivals and opportunities for developers to submit games to Day of the Devs.

Control Resonant stars Dylan Faden instead of Jesse, shifts to an open-world setting and replaces the original’s service weapon with melee combat. Reviews are broadly positive but some criticise repetitive fighting; it costs $60 and is available on PC and current consoles, while Mexican Entertainment System, Serbian Games Week and Day of the Devs submissions all close on September 28.

  • Control Resonant offers a bold sequel focused on Dylan and melee combat.
  • Indie showcases feature hundreds of games from global developers.
  • Developers can submit projects to Day of the Devs until September 28.

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Originally published by Engadget as “Control Resonant, rapidfire CEO turnovers and other new indie games worth checking out”.