"Do 665 runs if you want!": Control Resonant is getting a new game++ mode next month, and don't worry you happy snappers, a photo mode is on the way too

Remedy has revealed plans for two major updates for *Control Resonant*, arriving next month. The first is a New Game++ mode, allowing players to restart their progress indefinitely after completing the main story. This follows an initial hotfix addressing combat complaints, with a fuller update scheduled for October. The developer emphasized the mode’s flexibility, noting players can tackle side quests or explore new content without losing prior achievements.

The New Game++ mode builds on the existing New Game+ feature, which currently restricts players to a single additional playthrough. Remedy’s update will remove this limitation, enabling unlimited restarts. The developer humorously suggested players could complete 665 runs, though acknowledged the impracticality of such a feat. The update aims to extend replayability for those seeking deeper engagement with the game’s world and mechanics.

A photo mode is also in development, with Remedy consulting virtual photographers to refine its functionality. The feature was prioritized for post-launch to ensure the game’s stability at release. Scheduled for November, the photo mode will allow players to capture moments in the action RPG’s open world, though details on its specific tools remain undisclosed.

In addition to these updates, Remedy plans to introduce new cosmetics in future patches. The announcements follow an initial hotfix addressing combat feedback, with the developer emphasizing ongoing improvements. The updates reflect Remedy’s commitment to expanding *Control Resonant*’s content and accessibility for players.