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Sergey Mohov's name appears in the credits of 9 games, including Remedy Entertainment's internationally recognized hits Control (2019), Alan Wake II (2023), and Control Resonant (2026). To celebrate the release of the latter, which Sergey led the gameplay design team on, we decided to chat. Sergey Mohov was born in Kyiv in the early 1990s. In the early 2000s, he began writing about games for the Ukrainian publications "My Computer" and "My Gaming Computer", and then worked for the editorial team of PC Gamer UA. Mohov's first game, Dédale, was released on iOS, Mac, and PC in the summer of 2012. Sergey received his first higher education at the Faculty of Chemistry of Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, and from 2012 he continued his studies in France, where he studied at the National School of Games and Interactive Digital Media. During his studies, Sergey created several small games and interned at the Spanish studio Tequila Works, where he later landed his first job in the gaming industry and joined the development of RiME and the VR game The Invisible Hours.
After some time, Sergey returned to France, where he created his own studio, Ocelot Society, which released the fantasy
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