New Control Trademark Sparks Hopes for Reveal at Game Awards
UPDATE: A new trademark filing for “Control Resonant” has ignited excitement among fans of Remedy Entertainment as anticipation builds for The Game Awards on December 11, 2025. While CD Projekt has confirmed that no new announcements for The Witcher 4 will occur at the event, the buzz surrounding Remedy’s potential reveal is palpable.
The trademark, spotted by MP1st, was filed by Nordia Law, a legal firm with a strong connection to Remedy, based in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland. This firm has previously provided legal support during Remedy’s contract negotiations with 505 Games for Control 2, among other significant deals with Tencent and Annapurna. The filing covers a wide range of categories, including “computer gaming software,” books, television shows, and even “lanyards for holding keys,” leaving room for speculation on its true purpose.
While it’s widely known that a sequel to Control is in development—an announcement made by Remedy in 2022—the exact nature of “Control Resonant” remains unclear. It could signify the much-anticipated sequel or perhaps something entirely different, given the broad scope of the trademark.
The sense of urgency is heightened as The Game Awards approach, just two weeks away. Remedy fans are recalling the studio’s successful past appearances at the event, where they revealed Alan Wake 2 in 2021, igniting hopes for another major announcement this year.
The Game Awards will commence at 4:30 PM PT / 7:30 PM ET on December 11. As the gaming community eagerly awaits, all eyes are on Remedy for a potential revelation that could reshape the future of the franchise.
As fans and industry insiders alike hold their breath, the question remains: will “Control Resonant” be the next big thing from Remedy? The clock is ticking, and excitement is mounting for what promises to be a thrilling evening in gaming history.
