Any ideas what else I might try to fix this issue? I have never played with mouse and keyboard. Before the issue got really bad it already felt like sometimes Zagreus would keep running a bit too long, even when I had already stopped, but it was still playable, so I ignored it. launch pad option /AllowControlHotSwap=false /UseMouse=false and /PS4Gamepad=true]Īfter trying the first two, I went back to the pack of punishment (even though Zagreus still was headed left and I had to steer against it again) and the scrolling issue persists, except now it is from bottom to top, instead of top to bottom lol.disconnecting the controller, disabling Steam Input (under settings > controller), opening the game, closing it, and enabling Steam Input controller, connecting controller, starting the game againĮDIT: I also tried the following (as in the discussion below, but I thought I'd add it here).entering the Launch option lines /UseNativeGaInput=true and /UseNativeGaInputNoController=false.I thought maybe my xbox controller was too old, so I bought a new PS4 one and everything worked for the next 100 hours. When I try and select a keepsake or Pact of Punishment options, sort of an endless scrolling happens, as if I was holding down the left joystick into one direction. I used to have an XBox360 controller but it had the same issue that occurs now:Įven when I do nothing, Zagreus walks into the same direction unless I steer against that. I have 150+ hours and with this controller things were fine.
#Hades steam ps4 controller series#
Hades is available now on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X, and is playable through Xbox Game Pass.I am playing with a PS4 controller, connected via USB, on Windows 10.
Perhaps this time, armed with a better controller, I’ll even manage to topple the game’s true final boss, Charon. But I’m right back in the thick of it, just 18 escape attempts in, already making things harder for myself with the game’s Pact of Punishment and other self-imposed challenges. They happen faster than anticipated I was certain going back into the game that I’d be slightly bored reacquiring all of Zagreus’ abilities, weapons, trinkets, and other aspects of the game. On the other hand, it’s been a pleasant surprise to see Hades’ perfectly paced gameplay mechanics unfurl again on a new playthrough. I’m zooming through the game’s rich dialogue and organic character development, hastily uncovering truths about Zagreus’ history and befriending every Olympian in record time. What once felt like a challenge now feels like a speedrun. As a still-underpowered Zagreus, I managed to best Hades and escape the Underworld on my 13th attempt. I blitzed through much of its story revelations this go round, which felt bittersweet. The act of playing it again has certainly been different. (Though it is certainly nice to see Hades load more quickly and look sharper on PS5.) It is nearly identical to its previously released counterparts: It’s still the same amazingly addictive roguelike action-adventure that made Hades Polygon’s 2020 game of the year. For as much as I loved playing Hades on the Switch, I love it even more on PS5.īeyond that, I have little to add that might surprise you about the PS5 version of Hades that I’ve been playing this week. Or rather, the DualSense is simply a better, more responsive controller than the standard Joy-Cons that come with the Switch, and not having to wrestle with the lag, drift, and lost connections that plague Nintendo’s detachable controllers makes Hades so much more enjoyable.
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