This Wednesday, Game Informer showcased a number of stunning pieces of Control concept artwork, in a new article by Elise Favis.
As with our previous coverage, we have a breakdown of all the new details released about Control in the latest feature. But of course, make sure to check out the GI feature for all the gorgeous artwork, HERE (archived)!
Check out our concept art gallery that shows off fascinating environments, enemies, and more in Remedy's Control. https://t.co/RplizMxDwM pic.twitter.com/QB5tXC811N— Game Informer (@gameinformer) March 27, 2019
Following their Control-themed April cover reveal, Game Informer is dedicating the following month to the game with exclusives, interviews and new footage being released throughout March. The latest issue is out now and is available to download or buy (if you're in the US) as a physical magazine.
Our Breakdown: Control is described to have a distinct art direction", with the Brutalist FBC building representing normalcy and a ground to the real world, and The Hiss as a supernatural being portrayed as a virus-like entity creeping into the FBC. The enemy is "unpredictable and aggressive", but moves more like a fluid, while acting like a sentient disease which craves power. Their corruption is represented with an intense red glow.
The concept artwork also reveals the "mould threshold", an area covered in spores and infectious mold. As well as the Mailroom featuring old-school postal tubes, with the site mirroring what Elise describes as "natural flora".
