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Control Resonant's Board Speaks Crafted Gibberish, Letting Players Hear What They Want

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Control Resonant's Board Speaks Crafted Gibberish, Letting Players Hear What They Want

Content overview: “Control Resonant's Board Speaks Crafted Gibberish, Letting Players Hear What They Want”. Remedy Entertainment has revealed that the unsettling voice of The Board in Control Resonant is intentionally designed as "gibberish," not tied to any real language. Audio lead Lucas Pierrot explained that this allows players to project their own interpretations—whether they hear praise like "Absolute cinema, Combo!" or disdainful remarks. The Board's speech has a partial structure to convey intelligence, and a "pulse"—a low, soft kick—gives rhythm and punctuation to its utterances, making it feel scary, unsettling, or even funny at times.

This audio design choice enhances player immersion and personalization, as each player can fulfill their own fantasies about The Board's attitude. Since the game's September launch, Remedy has continued to refine Control Resonant, and this insight into its audio design adds another layer to the game's acclaimed atmosphere. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.

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