A day before Gamescom opened its doors to the press, we were invited by Nvidia to play a bunch of game using Ray Tracing technology and we were able to bring back some footage for 3 of them. Inside, you will witness how truly impressive Minecraft can look (no irony here), you'll have a sneak peek at Remedy's use of the tech in Control and finally you'll see Wolfenstein: Youngblood patched with RTX. We also got a chance to play a bit of Watch_Dogs 3, whose reflections were pretty amazing, but capture wasn't allowed for this one.

Less than month before the release of Remedy's Control, here is a new story trailer that introduces a new mysterious character in a world where Jesse Faden already has to deal with very weird things.

Remedy will demo a new mission of Control during E3, before that happens, the developer has shared a dozen screenshots that depict new characters and mystery-filled environments. The game is set to launch August 27.

Remedy's Control is set to launch August 27 for PS4, Xbox One and PC (Epic Game Stores) revealed 505 Games yesterday. New screens and a new gameplay trailer showcases new envoronments and Jesse's supernatural abilities. Two expansions (The Foundation and Awe) are panned for late 2019 and 2020. A spreadsheet (one of those that might cause a headache) is available here to know what with each edition offer and what comes with a pre-order.

The new trailer of Remedy's Control deals with the Oldest House, a seemingly ordinary building discovered by Bureau Agents during a case but once inside it defies all the laws from reality.

As an obsessed visitor said during E3 "but where is the trailer of Control?" It's here in great quality (as expected) finally. The new Remedy Games project features main protagonist Jesse Faden, new director of the Federal Bureau of Control, who seeks answers and work with other agents to uncover secrets from cryptic ciphers and discover experiments. Set in New York, the world has dynamic environmental destruction while the character has various abilities and weapons. 505 Games is publishing the game with a 2019 release date.

While waiting for a high quality trailer, here are a few images of Control, to be released in 2019 on Xbox, PS4 and PC. I don't think anyone who played Quantum Break will have any issue recognizing Remedy's engine in action.