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Forza Horizon 6 controls & PC keybindings
This guide details the controls and PC keybindings for Forza Horizon 6, aiming to help players operate their vehicles like professionals. It covers the button layout and operational functions within the game.
Subnautica 2 keybindings & controls
This guide details the keybindings and controls for Subnautica 2, providing players with a comprehensive list for the early access version of the game.
ICYMI: Indiana Jones On Switch 2 Will Support Mouse & Gyro Controls
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will feature both Mouse Mode and gyro controls on the Nintendo Switch 2, with full customization options available. While these controls can be used for aiming and looking, they cannot be used for the whip action. The game is set to launch on May 12th.
Final Fantasy XIV Online Director Confirms Mouse And Keyboard Support For Switch 2 Version
Final Fantasy XIV Online director Naoki Yoshida confirmed that the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 version will support mouse and keyboard controls, as well as Joy-Con mouse controls. Players can choose their preferred input method depending on the in-game task, with options for high-difficulty raids or crafting and gathering.
Final Fantasy 14 Director Confirms Nintendo Switch 2 Performance and Mouse-Keyboard Controls
Final Fantasy XIV director Naoki Yoshida confirmed technical details regarding the game's performance and mouse-keyboard control support on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. These details were shared during an interview at FFXIV Fan Fest.
Saros controls & button layout
This guide details the controls and button layout for the game Saros on the PlayStation 5. It covers all necessary inputs for players to navigate and interact within the game.
Pragmata keybindings and controls
This guide details the keybindings and controls for the upcoming game Pragmata on PC and consoles. It provides a comprehensive list of all available inputs for players.
If you're struggling with Crimson Desert's double jump as much as I was, it's because of this…
This article clarifies the double jump mechanic in Crimson Desert, explaining that the confusion stems from the shared button input with the glide ability and an unclear English tooltip. The author, who initially struggled with the controls, realized the ability functions differently than expected.
Crimson Desert Update 1.03.00 Adds New Skills, Weapon Display, and Major Improvements
Pearl Abyss has released update 1.03.00 for Crimson Desert, introducing new character skills, weapon display options, and significant improvements to gameplay and UI. The update also adds new graphics settings for PC, including Intel XeSS support, and enhanced raytracing options for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. The game has sold over four million units and is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Bridger Western Controls – Can Keybinds Be Changed?
This guide details the default controls and keybinds for the game Bridger Western, covering movement, combat, items, and abilities. It also addresses the current inability to change keybinds within the game, a common limitation on the Roblox platform.
5 things we want to see from a new Star Fox game
Rumors suggest a new Star Fox game is coming to Nintendo Switch 2, prompting discussion on desired features. Key desires include advancing the series' stagnant canon, introducing new villains beyond Andross, and implementing accessible controls similar to Star Fox 64. The article also touches on the importance of beautiful graphics and performance, and the potential for an Arwing amiibo.
Crimson Desert's commitment to cleaning up its clunky controls shines the brightest in how satisfying it feels to…
Crimson Desert has received significant updates since its March release, particularly addressing clunky controls and improving exploration mechanics. Pearl Abyss has made fast travel more convenient, added private storage, and refined the flying ability, making the game feel more responsive and enjoyable.
Screamer Review – Scream If You Wanna Go Faster
Screamer is an arcade racer that challenges players with its unique twin-stick control scheme, demanding a new approach to driving. Despite an initially awkward feel, mastering the controls reveals a deep and rewarding mechanical experience with satisfying drifts and combat mechanics. While the game's story mode and some balancing issues detract slightly, its visual presentation and overall ambition make it a compelling and distinct entry in the genre, running smoothly on PlayStation 5.
Today's hefty Crimson Desert patch includes "beginning of improvements" to keyboard and mouse controls, plus much more
Pearl Abyss has released a significant patch for Crimson Desert, addressing numerous issues reported since its launch, including improvements to keyboard and mouse controls, graphics, and UI scaling. The update also introduces new content like storage facilities and enhances existing features such as fast travel and minigames. The developer acknowledged player feedback and apologized for the use of AI-generated artwork and translations, promising further fixes and improvements.
Crimson Desert Dev to Patch PS5 RPG's 'Uncomfortable' Controls
Pearl Abyss has apologized for the 'uncomfortable' control scheme in their PlayStation 5 RPG, Crimson Desert, and plans to release a patch to address player feedback. The developer is also working to improve the keyboard and mouse experience for PC players.
Hands On: Crimson Desert Runs Well Enough on PS5 Pro, But What About That Intro?
Crimson Desert offers a visually impressive open world that runs acceptably on the PlayStation 5 Pro, particularly in Performance Mode, though some issues like texture pop-in and occasional crashes persist. The game's controls and early narrative design are criticized for being baffling and disjointed, with a main quest that lacks clear context or connective tissue between objectives.
'Think of It Like Riding a Bike, It Comes Naturally After You Learn It' — Crimson Desert Exec Responds to Controls Complaint Amid 'Mixed' Steam Reviews - IGN
Crimson Desert has launched with a 'mixed' user review rating on Steam, primarily due to complaints about its controls, which some players find unintuitive and unresponsive. Pearl Abyss' PR and marketing director, Will Powers, responded to criticism by comparing learning the controls to riding a bike, stating they become natural after initial learning. The game's developer is looking to address these common complaints to improve its user review score.
How to use Blinding Flash in Crimson Desert
This guide explains how to use the Blinding Flash skill in Crimson Desert, a mechanic crucial for progressing through certain areas and useful in combat. The article details the specific control inputs for both controller and mouse and keyboard, noting that it is generally easier to perform on a controller. The skill can stun enemies and uncover fast travel points.
Do yourself a favour in Crimson Desert and play the game with a controller
This article argues that Crimson Desert is best played with a controller despite its PC origins, due to clunky and awkward keyboard controls. While controller play has its own issues with button mapping, it offers a more accessible experience for actions like healing and sprinting compared to the keyboard's demanding inputs and potential for sticky key activation.
WWE 2K26 Controls Guide: How To Master Every Mechanic in The Game
This guide provides detailed controls for WWE 2K26, explaining how to execute finishers, signatures, and special referee actions. It covers mechanics for both Xbox and PlayStation platforms.