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Control
As part of its presence at New York Comic Con recently, Remedy Games revealed the cast for its upcoming game, Control, revealing it to be a reunion for the developer.
James McCaffrey is playing Zachariah Trench. McCaffrey provided the voice of Max Payne for all the Max Payne games, including Max Payne 3 which was not developed by Remedy.
Dig into the character development of @ControlRemedy's key players with the latest installment of Dev Diary. pic.twitter.com/aJTzjbPEzU
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) October 10, 2018
Matthew Porretta is playing a character names Dr. Casper Darling. Porretta played the eponymous Alan Wake in the main game as well as in the "sequel", Alan Wake's American Nightmare.
And Courtney Hope, as we learned at E3 earlier this year, is playing Control's main protagonist, Jesse Faden. Hope played Beth Wilder in Quantum Break.
Between the three of them, they're covering about 17 years of Remedy history. For more on Control, head here.
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