Watching this make me so dizzy

The D-pad is the worst way to play as it needs you to alternate your finger on the directions 😛 If you like the game and would like to actually play it more, try the shoulder buttons which also work by default, or assign them to back buttons and see what works for you better. On the Steam Controller I had set the touchpads to single button *on touch* and it worked fantastically, but my absolute favourite now with the Deck: trackpads as Single Buttons, set on Soft Press, Single Threshold: 0. You can rest your fingers on them, but the slightest pressure activates. Incredible 😀

Love me some Super Hexagon. Runs very smooth on the Deck for me. Tip: Use the shoulder buttons instead of the d-pad.

This game has so much potential to present the input capabilities of the Steam Deck. Using the touchpads on tap? Using the triggers? Dpad, thumbstick, back peddles, shoulder buttons, single touchpad with hard cutoff points, heck thumbstick detection can work too. Gyro is possible but with the weight of the device, longer sessions will be difficult. Haven't checked if it will properly detect touchscreen input so far. In short - the Steam Deck can make this game accessible to pretty much everyone 😄

[ 2022-06-01 18:58:03Z ] 👍 1

Believe there's another half of the update coming later with higher framerate support, more robust touch support, and even localized text

Nice gloves, are you Italian? :p

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