Finally, a PC game that is fully compatible with the PS5's DualSense controller has arrived



The PlayStation 5 's companion controller, DualSense , which was released in November 2020, is equipped with features to enhance immersion, such as adaptive triggers that change weight according to the situation and haptic feedback that allows you to experience realistic tactile sensations. The PC version of the shooter game Metro Exodus now supports the various features of DualSense.

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The DualSense's adaptive triggers and haptic feedback features allow you to recreate tactile sensations tailored to the situation, such as the feel of pulling a rope, the feel of a zipper getting caught, and the recoil of firing a bullet. You can check out the review of the DualSense in the following article.

A review of the PlayStation 5, enjoying beautiful 4K HDR graphics and the realistic vibration of DualSense - GIGAZINE



Attempts to use DualSense as a controller for PC games have been underway since the launch of the PlayStation 5, and Steam has supported some of the DualSense's functions since November 2020. However, support for features such as adaptive triggers and haptic feedback has not been realized, and the PlayStation 5 has remained a necessity to enjoy these features.

How to connect a PS5 controller to a PC and play Steam games - GIGAZINE



Meanwhile, an update for the PC version of Metro Exodus that 'Added PlayStation 5 DualSense Controller support' was released on May 21, 2021.



Andy Robinson, editor-in-chief of gaming media VGC , tweeted how the DualSense adaptive triggers actually work in the PC version of Metro Exodus. If you check the movie embedded in the tweet, you can see that the weight of the adaptive triggers changes according to the gunfire in the game.




As mentioned above, attempts to make DualSense available for PC games are being actively made by game distribution platforms and game developers, but Sony has not announced official support for DualSense for PC games. However, IT news site Tom's Hardware said, 'Sony has been releasing first-party titles such as Horizon Zero Dawn and Days Gone for PC one after another. For this reason, it is likely that DualSense will also be compatible with PCs soon,' expressing hope that Sony will make official support possible.

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