"MP1ST spotted a trademark for CONTROL: Resonant had been filed in Europe under the videogames service, misc products and TV/movies. This means it could be the sequel to Control which we Remedy themselves has confirmed to have entered full development at the start of this year, or it could even be something to do with the Annapurna led project to adapt Control to both the big and small screen, along with Alan Wake."
"The filing also looks legit, as it has been done by Nordia Attorneys at Law, the same company that has filed previous trademarks for Remedy. The Game Awards are due to kick off in just a few weeks and Remedy has a history of appearing at the show, announcing Alan Wake 2 and frequently popping up to deliver new trailers, updates and more."
"Remedy could certainly do with a win right now. Just last month Remedy admitted that FBC: Firebreak - a multiplayer game set in the Control universe - had lost them €14.9 million. A week later, the CEO stepped down. Before that, Alan Wake 2 took it's sweet time getting to their point where it was generating actual profit. All in all, the company isn't in the strongest place."
A trademark for CONTROL: Resonant was filed in Europe under videogames, miscellaneous products and TV/movies classifications, indicating a Control-related project. The filing was made by Nordia Attorneys at Law, the same firm that handled previous Remedy trademarks. The title could represent a Control sequel, a tie-in to the Annapurna-led film and TV adaptation, or an entirely new property. The Game Awards are approaching and Remedy frequently appears there for announcements and trailers, raising hopes for a reveal or short teaser. Remedy recently reported a €14.9 million loss from FBC: Firebreak, saw its CEO step down, and faced slow profit realization from Alan Wake 2.
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