"Control: Ultimate Edition will be available on the iPhone, the iPad and the Apple Vision Pro in early 2026, its developer Remedy has announced. The developer says you can either "tap into the action with touch controls," which presumably includes hand tracking and gestures on the mixed reality headset, or use controllers to play the game. Remedy first made it available for the Apple ecosystem when it released Ultimate Edition for Mac back in February this year."
"Remedy originally released Control in 2019 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows computers. In the action-adventure game, you take on the role of Jesse Faden, the new director of the Federal Bureau of Control (FBC) who's also searching for her kidnapped brother Dylan. The game is set in the Oldest House, the headquarters of the clandestine US agency that studies and contains paranatural phenomena."
"Ultimate Edition is the definitive version of the title and bundles the base game with the Foundation and AWE (Altered World Events) expansions. While both are continuations of the main game, AWE is a crossover between Control and , an older title by Remedy about a crime author whose wife disappears during a trip to a small mountain town. Remedy hasn't announced a specific release date or price for the game yet, but it's currently listed for $40 on the Apple Store for Mac computers."
Control: Ultimate Edition will be available on iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision Pro in early 2026, offering touch controls or controller support. Touch controls presumably include hand tracking and gestures on the mixed-reality headset. The Mac Ultimate Edition was released in February 2025. Control originally launched in 2019 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows. Players assume the role of Jesse Faden, director of the Federal Bureau of Control, searching for her kidnapped brother Dylan inside the Oldest House, headquarters for paranatural phenomena. Ultimate Edition bundles the base game with the Foundation and AWE expansions; AWE crosses over with an older Remedy title. A Mac listing shows a $40 price.
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