A new trademark filing for ‘Control Resonant’ by Remedy Entertainment has sparked excitement in the gaming community. While the exact nature of this trademark remains unclear, it is likely tied to the much-anticipated sequel, Control 2. Given the categories under which the trademark was filed, it could also hint at potential DLC expansions or even adaptations into other media formats like film or television. As the gaming world eagerly awaits The Game Awards on December 11, theres a strong possibility that Remedy will unveil more details about Control Resonant during the event.

In the world of game development, the term “ghost developer” often refers to companies that work behind the scenes, creating beloved titles without receiving the credit they deserve. Tose, a prominent Japanese contractor, has emerged as a key player in this arena, with recent reports highlighting that Atlus and Square Enix were its biggest clients in the past fiscal year. Atlus accounted for a remarkable 22.3% of Tose’s total revenue, solidifying its position as a top collaborator for the second consecutive year.

Schrodinger’s Cat Burglar is not just another puzzle game; it’s a delightful blend of quantum mechanics and feline fun that challenges players to think outside the boxliterally! With its unique mechanic of splitting into two cats, players must navigate through brain-teasing puzzles while adhering to the principles of quantum physics. The game has recently received a native Linux version, enhancing its performance on platforms like the Steam Deck, making it more accessible to a wider audience.