Control Resonant sells over 1 million copies in less than a month

Control Resonant may be Remedy’s fastest-selling game to date

Remedy Entertainment’s games are critically acclaimed, but that doesn’t mean that their sales are industry-leading. Remedy’s last game, Alan Wake 2, took over a year to reach profitability, and Control took over two years to sell more than 2 million copies. With Control Resonant, Remedy appears to have made its fastest-selling game to date, reaching over 1 million sales in less than a month.

Control Resonant has the potential to become Remedy’s most successful game to date, hitting the million-sales milestone much faster than Alan Wake 2. It is currently unknown what Control Resonant’s budget was, so it remains to be seen if Control Resonant has turned a profit yet.

Earlier this year, Control reached 6 million sales. That means that Resonant has a long way to go before it catches up to its predecessor. That said, Control launched in 2019 and has benefited from DLC and next-generation game updates. Even today, Control looks great, especially on PC.

Thank you for the support ❤️ For playing, sharing, and being a part of the community.#CONTROLResonant pic.twitter.com/uXbwHBjU6y

— CONTROL Resonant 🔻OUT NOW! (@ControlRemedy) October 15, 2026

Control Resonant currently has a “Very Positive” review rating on Steam. Critics and series veterans still rate the game highly, despite its gameplay changes from Control. Unlike Control, Control Resonant is a hack-and-slash game. It isn’t “Control 2”. Even so, it is an excellent entry for the franchise.

The first Control game is currently available for £4.94 on Steam thanks to an 85% discount for its “Ultimate Edition”. This discount will be available until October 22nd.

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