Quasimorph

[h1]Great game on Mouse & Keyboard, but "Full Controller Support / Verified" is currently misleading.[/h1] Quasimorph itself is a solid, tense extraction roguelike on PC when played with a mouse and keyboard. However, if you are buying this expecting a smooth Steam Deck or controller experience, be prepared for severe UI friction. The current controller implementation feels like a rushed checkbox assignment that was never actually playtested by someone playing exclusively on a gamepad. [b]Why controller support falls flat:[/b] [list] [*] [b]Inventory management is a chore:[/b] In an extraction roguelike, managing loot is 50% of the core gameplay loop. With a controller, you are forced to manually navigate cell by cell through grid slots and enemy inventory containers without fluid, intuitive quick-transfer shortcuts. [*] [b]No native ground inspector:[/b] You cannot natively inspect or hover over items on the ground to read their details or stats - you are expected to guess what items are based on tiny floor sprites unless you install community fixes. [*] [b]Controllers turned into makeshift mice:[/b] The only way community layouts make inventory usable is by forcing a joystick driven mouse cursor or trackpad mode shifts onto the layout. Abandoning a native gamepad feel just to navigate menus isn't true controller support. [/list] [b]Verdict:[/b] If making a game playable on controller requires Workshop mods, custom action layers, or joystick mouse emulation just to manage inventory without frustration, it belongs in Steam's [b]Playable[/b] category, not [b]Verified[/b]. [list] [*] [b]Playing on PC with M&K?[/b] Recommended. [*] [b]Playing on Steam Deck / Gamepad?[/b] Pass for now until the developers give native UI and gamepad controls a proper overhaul. [/list]