Valve’s never-ending tinkering with Steam will soon see support for PlayStation’s DualSense and DualShock controllers bought to the fore, their compatibility set to be clearly listed on store and library pages starting this October.
That’s according to a developer-focused blog post revealing, among other things, that of the 87m Steam users who’ve played a game using a controller at least once, around 27 percent of those – up from 11 percent in 2018 –
utilise either PS4’s DualShock or PS5’s DualSense.
To cater for these users, developers are now being asked to complete a questionnaire that’ll automatically rate a game’s DualShock/Sense compatibility based on the answers given. Players can expect the results of these questions to clearly manifest as store-page guidance.
