Remedy Entertainment's upcoming action game, Control Resonant, has stirred up controversy with its Digital Deluxe Edition, which includes 48-hour early access to the game. However, this offer is exclusive to PlayStation 5 players, leaving gamers on other platforms feeling left out.
The trend of charging extra for early access has been a point of frustration among gamers, with many feeling that it preys on their fear of missing out (FOMO) and spoilers that may appear online. While Remedy's $69.99 price tag for the Digital Deluxe Edition may seem relatively reasonable compared to other games, the exclusivity of this offer has sparked outrage among fans.
- Control Resonant's Digital Deluxe Edition includes a Hiss Corruption Outfit, an Occult Outfit, and the Pickpocket's Tool Artifact, in addition to 48-hour early access.
- The game's release date is set for September 24, with early access starting on September 22 for PS5 players who purchase the Digital Deluxe Edition.
- Remedy's decision to make this offer exclusive to PS5 players has been met with criticism, with many feeling that it is unfair to gamers on other platforms.
- The controversy surrounding pay-to-play early access models continues to grow, with many gamers calling for a more inclusive and fair approach to game releases.
For more information on Control Resonant and the gaming industry, visit Source: Game Informer