CONTROL Resonant

Release Date: Sep 24, 2026
Developer: Remedy Entertainment

Remedy Entertainment's CONTROL Resonant shifts the series' perspective from Jesse Faden to her brother Dylan — a character players spent the first game trying to reach, locked in a cell deep inside the Oldest House. Released September 24, 2026 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, the action RPG drops Dylan into a paranaturally warped Manhattan as the Federal Bureau of Control's reluctant field asset. Remedy's casting strategy here is continuity with intention: the CONTROL Resonant voice cast carries over key performers from the original while building a new inner circle around Dylan's very different way of moving through the world.

Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC

CONTROL Resonant’s Approach to Voice Acting and Narrative

Remedy writes its games differently to most action titles. The worlds are built from documents, recordings, and characters who talk around the truth rather than toward it. CONTROL Resonant pushes that further by stripping Dylan of the internal monologue that guided Jesse through the first game. Instead of Polaris narrating his decisions, Dylan has to work things out in conversation, which means the exchanges between characters carry more plot weight than in most action RPGs. Remedy built the CONTROL Resonant voice cast around performers who could make those conversations feel like discovery rather than exposition delivery.

CONTROL Resonant Cast: Key Voice Actor Performances

Sean Durrie returns as Dylan Faden, a role he first played in 2019 and reprised through the DLC and Alan Wake II, each time serving a character whose inner life was kept deliberately obscured. Resonant finally opens that up, and Durrie’s performance across the campaign is the reason the shift works. Frankie Kevich plays Zoe De Vera, Dylan’s FBC handler; Kevich brought a similar barely-contained competence to Conduit in Apex Legends, which made her a natural fit for someone whose professionalism is cracking under the pressure of the incursion. Courtney Hope returns as Jesse Faden in a reduced but critical role, and Matthew Porretta is back as Dr. Casper Darling, a character who becomes stranger every time Remedy brings him back.

Full CONTROL Resonant Characters and Voice Actor List

The full CONTROL Resonant voice actors list includes the returning FBC personnel alongside new characters introduced by the Manhattan incursion. Antonia Bernath reprises Emily Pope, Ronan Summers is back as Simon Arish, and Derek Hagen returns as Frederick Langston, giving the sequel a bench of supporting performers who already understand the institutional logic of this world. Each character page in the cast table below covers the actor, their specific role in the game’s story, and their confirmed credits outside Remedy’s catalogue. The table is the complete record.

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