Do you play the PC version of the game with a gamepad?

[Deer RudolF]

How convenient do you think it is to play the PC version of Quiet Apocadips using a shempad when you can play with a keyboard and mouse? It seems to me that this is very convenient when you walk around, loot, craft, etc. And when you need to fight off divots or hunt, you can immediately grab the mouse.

I played a little with the gamepad, about 5-10 hours. in principle, quite comfortable, especially if you lounge on a chair.

One more question: I have never noticed that the gamepad exhibited feedback in the form of vibration during the game. No shots, no injuries, no animals. So, is there any gamepad feedback at all in the PC version?

I use an original xbox x gamepad with software installed for it on Windows.

[Valuable Hunting Knife]

I've only ever played with a gamepad, boggles my mind that anyone would attempt the trestle bridge with a mouse...

I'm a leftie though so the keyboard is the wrong way round for me.

I've never had any pad vibration so can only assume it's not a feature for pc, does it happen on consoles?

[odizzido]

I've not looked but can you not rebind the keys so that 8456 on the numpad are the same as wasd and such? I used to play with tfgh instead of wasd but game development has been going backwards so that's not possible on all games.

[Mistral]

Once attempted with pad and it was terrible, as are all first person games. I don't think you could do Nogoa/Deadman without the fast precision of mouse

[hozz1235]

Laptop.  Mouse and keyboard.

[Semple Fi]

Started with mouse and keyboard.  Feels like arthritis… currently using an Xbox game pad.