Video Game Control Resonant Rewards Players Who Read Everything
The game's optional documents and logs contain some of its best storytelling details, according to The Verge.
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The video game Control Resonant sets its story against a world-ending threat, but that has not stopped its fictional Federal Bureau of Control from generating extensive in-game paperwork, according to The Verge.
While reading the game's documents and logs is optional, the material contains some of the game's best storytelling details, the report said.
The observation highlights a design choice in which supplementary text-based content deepens the game's world without being required for players to complete the main story.
Further details on the game's plot and reception were not included in the source report.
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