September 24, 2026 finally delivers the dual horror unlock that yesterday’s drop was circling, and it does it on a crowded Thursday. Remedy’s CONTROL Resonant opens worldwide at 7:00 AM PT across PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, Konami’s Silent Hill: Townfall lands the same day on PS5 and PC, and SOEDESCO’s cozy counterweight Farming Camp arrives on Steam and every major console with a two-week launch discount if you want something gentler after the fog clears.
CONTROL Resonant is live at 7:00 AM PT
The multiplat gate is open. Digital copies of CONTROL Resonant unlock simultaneously at 7:00 AM PT / 10:00 AM ET (3:00 PM UTC) on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, with GeForce NOW support at launch. PS5 Digital Deluxe owners already had the two-day head start that began September 22; everyone else on Standard ($59.99) and non-PS5 Deluxe waits join the same morning window today. Physical editions are still staggered to October 15 after Remedy cited production issues, so disc buyers are watching a separate calendar.
You play as Dylan Faden in a warped Manhattan where the Hiss, the Mold, and a new form of resonance spill past the Oldest House. It is Remedy’s biggest Control sequel yet, an action-adventure RPG built around paranatural traversal, gravity anomalies, and Dylan’s shapeshifting Aberrant melee weapon, and the eve-of-launch critic split we tracked earlier this week is about to meet day-one player traffic. If you want a quick look before you boot, Remedy’s official launch trailer is below.
Silent Hill: Townfall opens on PS5 and PC
On the same Thursday, Silent Hill: Townfall arrives on PlayStation 5, Steam, and the Epic Games Store. Developed by Scotland’s Screen Burn Interactive and co-published by Annapurna Interactive and Konami, it sends Simon Ordell back to the fog-soaked island of St. Amelia for a first-person Silent Hill campaign built around CRTV signal hunting, narrative puzzles, and tense stealth-to-combat swings. Deluxe Edition players already used the 48-hour early-access window; Standard owners are hitting the full unlock today, with regional storefronts generally lining up around midnight local time (PlayStation Store has listed a 04:00 UTC stamp on some SKUs, so double-check your console’s download queue).
If you have been waiting for a Silent Hill that puts you behind Simon’s eyes instead of over his shoulder, today is the living-room test. Keep an eye on how the scoreboard settles once more day-one reviews and patches land alongside the Control traffic.
Farming Camp launches across PC and consoles
For a softer landing, Innerfire Studios and SOEDESCO’s Farming Camp is out now on Steam, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, the Microsoft Store, and Nintendo Switch. Physical editions are available for PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox, and Switch, and digital copies carry a 20% launch discount for two weeks. The game follows teenager Alessandra through a summer at Evertree Farming Camp: cozy farm management, friendship-building, and minigames inside a hand-drawn 2D top-down world that SOEDESCO pegs at roughly 15 to 20 hours.
It is an easy midweek palate cleanser if Control’s Manhattan and Townfall’s fog are too much stacked in one download queue, and the launch sale makes it a low-friction add for Switch and Series households that want something lighter while the horror installs finish.
What to watch
Bootstrap order for today is personal taste: Control Resonant at 7:00 AM PT if you want the Remedy sequel the moment the simultaneous gate flips, Townfall whenever your regional storefront unlocks if St. Amelia is the priority, and Farming Camp whenever you need the cozy reset. Physical Control buyers still wait until October 15, so digital is the day-one path. Keep Autumn Adventures bookmarked on PS Store through October 7, and glance at next week’s Switch 2 catalog upgrades if you are already planning a quieter Friday.