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Fishing North Atlantic supports a wheel. That's how silly this is.
Every driving game I play I navigate menus and such with mouse and then drive with wheel. This game looks super fun but I dont know if I want to get it if it doest have wheel support
I still suspect that it wouldn't be easy to program that in. It's probably more difficult to do a gameplay transition than gameplay to menu.
There are many games which has loads of walking in between actually driving your vehicle and still has support for driving wheels. My summer car, Mon Bazou to name a few. Pacific Drive is made in Unreal 4, driving wheel support is literally a plugin devs can download for free and implement into their game.
Okay, had no idea of that given I've never been involved in making a game. I'm just working off a layman of laymen understanding of things