Remedy fixes 'Control' on the Epic Store so it will work offline
A bug in the photomode update on PC had gamers complaining about 'DRM.'
The update that added a photomode to Remedy's moody shooter Control also added some new headaches for PC players who purchased it from the Epic Games Store. Although the team says that changes made were intended to validate "future expansions," their actual impact removed Steam controller support and forced players to stay online.
Overnight the company has released another update (v1.04.01) fixing the issue, which it says is not the fault of Epic, allowing players to both enjoy the new camera feature and get ready for DLC that will arrive in December.
We apologize for the current issues with Control on the Epic Games Store caused by the latest update. #ControlRemedy pic.twitter.com/XR54qe5Nns
— Control (@ControlRemedy) October 18, 2019
The Epic Store version of Control has been updated overnight (thanks team!) and should work as before. So no online connection required and you can launch the game as you want.
— Control (@ControlRemedy) October 19, 2019
We're thrilled to announce that our latest update, featuring Photo Mode, launches today across all platforms.
We can't wait to see what our community does in-game! Be sure to share your screens with us using #ControlRemedy
For more info ➡️ https://t.co/71N5PXhWrZ pic.twitter.com/bx9V8gayQ8— Control (@ControlRemedy) October 16, 2019
