DualSense 5 Controller Features Support

[There Is No Player]

I have seen that the game makes use of the haptic feedback and adaptive triggers in the PC port of the game, but it doesn't say weather the controller's speaker works. I would really like to know if anyone has played it on PC with a DS5, with sound effects coming from the controller's speaker. Thanks

[MonsterAb1]

Yes it does. The haptic feedback isn't working correctly as in identical to PS5 but the vibrations are still pretty good.

[There Is No Player]

Sweet! Thanks for that. I read in another discussion that disabling Steam input for the game sorts any haptic feedback/adaptive trigger issues. (Right click game > Properties > Controller > Override for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart > Disable Steam Input). Give it a try, and thanks again for the reply. I was literally going to get a PS5 JUST for the Ratchet & Clank controller features experience, but now I can save myself £400. Happy gaming

[MonsterAb1]

No it doesn't sort out any issues. It works but not the same as PS5. Happy gaming.

[Mirco Sfot]

STEAM INPUT OFF, even the vibrations! than u can run dat device 99% correct. so much people run the dualsense wrong.
All features runs great on Windows with this Game!
On linux there will be a Protonfix for Dualsense- features in that game. so its not supportet yet.

[MonsterAb1]

Originally posted by Mirco Sfot:

STEAM INPUT OFF, even the vibrations! than u can run dat device 99% correct. so much people run the dualsense wrong.
All features runs great on Windows with this Game!
On linux there will be a Protonfix for Dualsense- features in that game. so its not supportet yet.

Sorry?

[turtle]

Originally posted by MonsterAb1:

No it doesn't sort out any issues. It works but not the same as PS5. Happy gaming.

It is exactly the same as PS5 if you disable Steam Input.

Haptics + Triggers + Controller speaker

[Y_B_A_FOOL]

All of this works on linux without messing with settings.

Poor Candy Crush bros

[MonsterAb1]

Originally posted by turtle:

Originally posted by MonsterAb1:

No it doesn't sort out any issues. It works but not the same as PS5. Happy gaming.

It is exactly the same as PS5 if you disable Steam Input.

Haptics + Triggers + Controller speaker

No it isn't. And to be clear. The vibration that runs off the audio doesn't work. The speaker on the controller does for sound affects. So the vibrations are different. The triggers kick back on PS5 but not on PC. I have done extensive side by side between them. Hope this clears up any confusion.

[Y_B_A_FOOL]

Originally posted by MonsterAb1:

And to be clear... The triggers kick back on PS5 but not on PC.

I have 0 issues with the DS5 on Arch Linux with this title. Sounds like a SlopOS diff.

[MonsterAb1]

Originally posted by Y_B_A_FOOL:

Originally posted by MonsterAb1:

And to be clear... The triggers kick back on PS5 but not on PC.

I have 0 issues with the DS5 on Arch Linux with this title. Sounds like a SlopOS diff.

Most likely.

[Engoni]

You need to use wired connection to use all the haptic feedback futures, but it still works for basic settings over bluethoot

[TAAADAAAA]

yeah, its not exactly like it is on ps5, i can confirm. In fact its not even close

[Xavum]

I have disabled steam input and used wired I can confirm that it is very broken .

[Kimarnic]

Disabling Steam Input broke my vibrations wtf

[Trilby]

Interesting to note that after the latest Steam update, Steam Input is never actually disabled even if you explicitly disable it from Properties->Controller. The controller settings always show that Steam Input is being used, because the game natively supports it.