Remedy Brings Control to Apple devices in early 2026
Fans of Remedy Entertainment’s mind-bending action-adventure will soon have a new way to dive into the Federal Bureau of Control’s strange world. The developer confirmed that Control will launch on Apple devices in early 2026, expanding beyond its current platforms and adding touch input alongside traditional controls.
Where and how you’ll play
According to the announcement, Control will be available on iPhone and iPad, as well as Apple’s Vision Pro headset. Given that the game already runs on Mac, the move means Apple users can pick up where they left off on iPhone, iPad, or Vision Pro with native support for touch-based gameplay. The exact device requirements were not fully detailed, but the implication is that the game will appear on newer hardware—likely iPhone and iPad models capable of handling AAA-scale titles and the Vision Pro’s mixed-reality experience.
Touch controls and external input
Remedy notes that players can switch between touch controls and traditional game controllers, making the title accessible whether you’re commuting, relaxing at home, or testing the Vision Pro’s immersive space. The approach aligns with Apple’s push to bring console-like experiences to mobile and wearables, highlighting the growing convergence of handheld and headset gaming.
What this means for Control’s Ultimate Edition
The company’s message also hints that the Apple release could be tied to an Ultimate Edition iteration of Control, a refreshed version that has seen interest across consoles and PC. This reinforces Remedy’s strategy of delivering a polished, feature-rich experience across platforms, with ongoing upgrades and a focus on accessibility and performance.
Why Apple players should be excited
Control’s distinctive atmosphere, inventive architecture, and telekinetic combat have long appealed to players seeking something beyond the standard action-adventure fare. Bringing the game to iPhone, iPad, and Vision Pro expands its audience and introduces a new flavor of on-the-go and mixed-reality gameplay. For Apple enthusiasts, this isn’t merely a port; it’s a chance to experience Control’s signature world through a device ecosystem designed for seamless transitions between mobile and immersive experiences.
What to expect next
While specifics on release dates and exact device compatibility will come closer to launch, the announcement signals Remedy’s confidence in delivering a robust Apple-friendlier version. Players can anticipate familiar enemies, the same eerie setting, and a refined control scheme tailored to touch and headset input. As we approach early 2026, fans should start preparing their devices and keeping an eye on official channels for concrete details on availability, performance targets, and any platform-exclusive features.
