Control Resonant Steam Controller Support & Input
Steam lists full controller support for Xbox and PlayStation controllers, and Remedy recommends playing Control Resonant with a controller.
Last reviewed July 18, 2026
Quick answer
Steam lists full controller support for Control Resonant, including Xbox and PlayStation controllers. Remedy recommends playing with a controller. The PS5 version separately confirms DualSense vibration and trigger effects plus advanced remapping.
What full controller support means
Steam’s label indicates the game can be operated with a controller through its supported flow. It does not guarantee that every controller model has platform-specific button icons, haptics or adaptive-trigger behavior on PC.
Xbox and PlayStation controllers
Both controller families appear in the Steam feature list. Exact support for DualSense adaptive triggers, wired versus wireless advanced features, and third-party pads should be checked against the final PC build and Steam Input settings.
Why Remedy recommends a controller
Resonant combines standard melee, a chosen Secondary Form, multiple supernatural ability inputs, dodge, double jump, dashes and levitation. A controller provides a consistent layout for simultaneous movement and combat, though this recommendation does not mean keyboard and mouse are unsupported.
Keyboard and mouse status
Steam does not label a PC game “full controller support” as an exclusion of keyboard and mouse. Final key-remapping depth, mouse acceleration, raw input and icon switching need launch verification.
Accessibility and remapping
The PlayStation listing confirms fully customizable controls and stick sensitivity/inversion options on PS5. PC settings may overlap but should be documented from its own build. See accessibility options and the PC platform guide for related details.
Detail on Control Resonant can change before release. Verify anything time-sensitive against Remedy's official channels. See our sources & method.
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