14 DAY TRIAL // Remedy's Control made its debut on PC and consoles late last month and from what we've been able to experience, it's a masterpiece when it comes to visuals. Support for Nvidia's RTX technology helped developers too, but Control is far from being perfect. The console version of the game has been plagued by performance issues since launch, which, hopefully, will be addressed in future patches.
A few days ago Remedy announced an important Control patch is making its way to PlayStation 4, which fixes many issues with the game. The same patch is now available on Xbox One and PC, so no matter what platform you're playing Control, you can now download the update.
According to Remedy, this is just one of the many updates that Control will receive in an attempt to remedy all the issues that players reported since launch. Long story short, here are some of the changes that you can expect as part of the latest patch, but head to the original thread for the complete list:
General
Bug and crash fixes to missions, combat, and overall gameplay Fixed multiple issues with the PC launcher related to DX11/DX12 crashes
Performance
Improved title stability on all platforms Improved general frame-rate performance through optimizations made to multiple systems and content
Sound
Fixed issue when certain licensed music tracks play after enabling the ‘Mute Copyrighted Tracks’ option Fixed an issue when audio is out of sync in the Dr. Darling videos (PS4)
Misc
Fixed issue with the Charge weapon forms erroneous blast radius causing (way) too much visual damage to the environments Fixed an issue where the game would stall when completing a story mission and unlocking a trophy (PS4)
Meanwhile, developer Remedy Entertainment confirmed that two Control expansions will be released on PC and consoles in 2020: The Foundation and AWE.