Who is the villain in Control?

Ahti (designated Entity A-001) is a mysterious paranatural entity and the "janitor" of the Oldest House.

Who is the antagonist in Control?

The Hiss has numerous similarities to the Dark Presence, the antagonist of Control developer Remedy Entertainment's previous title Alan Wake. Both are unseen, bodiless, otherworldly supernatural forces capable of possessing objects and living things, turning them into their slaves.

Is Dylan the bad guy in Control?

Dylan is treated as a villain for the rest of the game, and largely presented as a victim of The Hiss instead of a victim of the Bureau. Sigh.

Who is the main character talking to in Control?

Hedron/Polaris

Throughout Control, Jesse is seen talking to someone, or something, in her head. At times, it's almost like she's talking directly to the player. But it's the otherworldly entity Jesse discovered when she and Dylan were playing with the slideshow project, an Object of Power, as children.

Did wake create the hiss?

History. While the precise origins of the Hiss are unknown, Control's second expansion, AWE, implies that the Hiss was heavily influenced by Alan Wake, who rewrote reality from the Dark Place in order to create a "crisis" for Jesse Faden and the Federal Bureau of Control.

Villain of the Story - Losing Control (Official Music Video)

Is Control and Alan Wake connected?

Alan Wake and Control are both set in the Remedy Connected Universe, and future games from the studio may continue to expand on their shared world.

How does Control tie to Alan Wake?

Alan Wake shares continuity with Control within the Remedy Connected Universe, a larger shared universe of games created by Remedy Entertainment. Control contains various in-universe references to the events and characters of Alan Wake, including cameos by the titular character.

What is the fake ending of Control?

The Fake Ending

The FBC came to investigate and then took Dylan with hopes that he would eventually become the new "Director" of the FBC. The Director, armed with a Object of Power called the Service Weapon, is in charge of keeping all of the paranormal happenings at the Oldest House in check.

Does Control have two endings?

Right, so as you probably know (assuming you've finished Control), the game has not one, but two credit sequences.

Why does Jesse have powers in Control?

As Jesse progresses through the Federal Bureau of Control's enigmatic headquarters, The Oldest House, she encounters Objects of Power. These Objects of Power grant her new abilities. However, before she can inherit the ability of that Object of Power, Jesse must demonstrate her worthiness in the Astral Plane.

Can Dylan not lose his arm?

It is still possible to save Dylan if the monster bites his hand by using Ryan to amputate it before the infection spreads. This is best done by choosing the CONFIDENT dialogue option and then the CHAINSAW to successfully cut Dylan's arm off.

Why did trench release the hiss?

The invasion was catalyzed by FBC Director Zachariah Trench, who used the Slide Projector Object of Power to release the Hiss in order to fight what he perceived to be a threat of takeover by the Hedron.

Why did Alison turn in Dylan?

In a bid to protect herself and the secret of killing and stealing the identity of Lennon, Alison chose to put Dylan in the line of fire precisely because she knew he was all about justice and making things right.

Who is the hacker in Control?

As the final two episodes of Control Z season 1 confirm, there is only one answer: Raúl is The Hacker, thanks to some help from Bruno the IT guy (Mauro Sanchez Navarro).

What the heck was Control about?

In Control, protagonist Jesse Faden finds herself unexpectedly appointed as the head of the Federal Bureau of Control, which is kind of like if the X-Files became an entire government agency. They investigate strange phenomena and conduct research on the same.

Is Leon the antagonist?

Leon is the protagonist of the Resident Evil 4 remake.

How many hours to beat Control?

If you want to complete the main campaign of Control, including all the side missions, then you should expect it to take roughly eleven to fifteen hours. If, however, you'd prefer to simply play through the main campaign, then it will take between ten to eleven hours.

What happens to EDI in Control ending?

The Control ending does alow EDI and the Geth to live unlike in the Destroy option. The Synthesis ending involves the merging of both synthetic and organic life and only has a good ending.

What happened to Jesse in Control?

Jesse was placed under psychiatric care for a number of years, though her psychiatrists consistently disbelieved her stories about Ordinary as well, claiming that she had invented them from her imagination.

Why did they remove Control?

Control is being removed so that the Respawn Entertainment team responsible for it can make a few adjustments, improvements, and overall make it better. At least, this is the reasoning according to Respawn Entertainment Producer Josh Medina.

Do you ever find Dr Darling in Control?

He does not physically appear in Control, and is instead encountered only via his video tapes. According to Darling, Hedron (and by extension Polaris) relayed to him a final message, "something wonderful", just before the invasion commenced.

Is Dr Darling dead in Control?

The end of Control implies that Darling left Earth's dimension when he communed with the mysterious Hedron just before the Hiss infiltrated the Bureau. There's no knowing if a human like Darling can survive in the strange cosmos of Control, but at the very least, Control doesn't explicitly say that Dr. Darling is dead.

Who is the strongest in Alan Wake?

The Giant is a special variety of Taken that appear only in Alan Wake's American Nightmare. Like most Taken it has a darkness shield, which will protect it from damage until Alan destroys it. The Giant is the physically biggest and strongest of all Taken, it wields a giant concrete-saw, which can easily kill Alan.

Who is the villain in Control Alan Wake?

Dr. Emil Hartman, later known as The Third Thing, is a major antagonist in the 2010 action horror videogame Alan Wake. He is also the main antagonist of the 2020 DLC Control: AWE, the second expansion of the 2019 action adventure video game Control.

Will Alan Wake 2 connect to Control?

The classic action-thriller game Alan Wake and its upcoming survival horror sequel are part of the Remedy Connected Universe, which according to the developer includes Control and Max Payne as well.