What Steam actually declares
Full controller support is a declared feature of the Steam product. The app-details data also includes a gamepad recommendation, making the intended input option clear without requiring an assumption based on a gameplay video. These are product-level statements, not the results of a device test performed by this site.
The distinction matters when deciding what information to trust before starting. A supported input family is a more concrete statement than a trailer simply showing a penguin moving around. It still does not establish every behavior of a particular controller, connection type or customized layout.
Xbox controller support
The store identifies Xbox controllers among the supported input options. That is the confirmed device-family information available in the collected listing. The research does not include a comparison between individual controller models or a test of each connection method.
Use the game’s current prompts and settings when learning the actions after connecting a supported device. A complete physical button map was not captured in the material, so assigning actions to familiar buttons would be a guess. The controls article therefore explains documented actions separately from their unverified button assignments.
DualShock and DualSense have a USB caveat
The researched Steam page explicitly qualifies DualShock and DualSense support as USB only. That caveat belongs beside the compatibility claim rather than in a footnote that can be missed. It provides a narrower and more useful answer than saying all PlayStation controllers work under every connection setup.
The listing does not establish wireless support for those devices in this research. It also does not establish a particular haptic effect or controller-specific feature beyond the stated support. Keeping to the wording of the source avoids promising a hardware experience that was never documented.
Keyboard play is another declared option
Steam also lists a keyboard-only option among the game’s input features. A gamepad recommendation therefore does not mean keyboard play is absent. These two declarations describe the offered input choices without supplying a verified default key table.
For a player deciding between devices, it is useful to separate preference from compatibility. The collected information establishes that the developer recommends a gamepad while allowing keyboard play. It does not establish that one input method is faster, easier or required for a particular discovery.
Controller support and Steam Deck are separate
A PC controller-support label describes the Steam game’s declared input compatibility. A Steam Deck rating answers a different question about Valve’s handheld environment. One should not be used as a substitute for the other when making a hardware decision.
The separate Steam Deck article records the official compatibility status and its external-controller caveat. That is the place to check the handheld-specific evidence rather than applying the desktop USB support statement to every possible Deck setup. Neither article supplies an unsupported frame-rate or battery-life promise.
Use current prompts for bindings
The research did not obtain a verified screen showing every default keyboard and controller assignment. It also did not verify rebinding, inversion options or platform-specific button glyph choices in a running copy. Those details should come from the controls visible in your installed build.
This page can therefore answer whether controller support is declared and which device families the store identifies. It cannot honestly answer which button always triggers a specific action across different layouts. For movement context, continue with the controls page, which keeps action descriptions separate from a guessed configuration.