[Update] After publishing our original article we received statements from publisher 505 Games and Microsoft, stating that the information that was provided in the Mixer stream was incorrect. Both parties have stated that they have no plans to bring Control to Xbox Game Pass.

　　“The information about Control coming to Xbox Game Pass as reported on a recent Mixer stream is incorrect. We have no news or announcements regarding Xbox Game Pass at this time", 505 Games wrote.

　　The Xbox Game Pass team wrote the following statement:

　　“We’re aware that “Control” was mentioned as coming to the Xbox Game Pass library and can confirm this was in error. While we are always updating the library and looking for new ways to provide our members with value and choice in their games, we do not have plans to bring “Control” to the library at this time.”

　　In addition to the statements above, 505 Games also took to Twitter with a statement:

　　The information about Control coming to Xbox Game Pass as reported on a recent Mixer stream is incorrect. We have no news or announcements regarding Xbox Game Pass at this time.

　　— Control (@ControlRemedy) December 5, 2019

　　[Original story] Remedy Games’ latest title, Control, is coming to Xbox Game Pass according to Xbox head Phil Spencer.

　　Control didn’t storm the sales charts when it was released back in August of this year. However, it’s a great action title and it has even been nominated for game of the year for this year’s Game Awards.

　　The game should have gained more traction, and Xbox boss Phil Spencer also seems to share this view. The Microsoft executive appeared in the latest mixer stream of charity movement Extra Life and shared that he believes that Remedy’s game didn’t reach enough people. Spencer continued by confirming that the title is coming to Xbox Game Pass.

　　“I thought Control was really good, it didn't reach enough people, so I'm glad to see it's coming in to Game Pass so hopefully more people play it”, he said. “It’s a game that should be played from our friends at Remedy. We love Remedy.”

　　We’ve included the Mixer stream down below (jump the 44:04 minute timestamp for the part about Control):

　　https://mixer.com/ExtraLife?vod=i_TNmgQUi0-GqRJvuWbH0A

　　After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, players will take on the role of Jesse Faden, the new Director struggling to regain Control. This sandbox-style, gameplay-driven experience built on the proprietary Northlight engine challenges players to master a combination of supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts and reactive environments while fighting through the deep and mysterious worlds Remedy is known and loved for.

　　“Control is our most ambitious game as a studio yet,” said Remedy game director Mikael Kasurinen upon the game's release. “We said early on this would redefine what a Remedy game is; giving our fans a more player-driven experience than we’ve ever created before, while still retaining the compelling worlds we’re known for. Everyone at Remedy is proud of what we’re delivering to players today and we look forward to continuing to expand on what we’ve built after launch as well.”

　　Control was released for Xbox One, Windows 10 PC and PlayStation 4 on August 27, 2019.

　　News Source: Thanks ResetEra