Tell it how you play.
Control Cult builds your Steam controller layout from a conversation. Say what you want in plain words, and it changes your controls while the game keeps running. Say "undo" and it's back.
You
Three things you do.
Say what you want.
Type it or say it out loud, mid-game if you like. "Make the right pad turn the camera and keep turning at the edge."
It builds and applies it.
Control Cult looks up how the game's controls work, writes the layout with a label on every button, and switches Steam to it without you opening the editor.
Try it, then adjust.
Not right? Say what felt off. Say "undo" and your previous layout comes back. Your own saved layouts are never overwritten.
Built around the hands you have.
Most games assume two hands and ten working fingers. Fixing that in Steam's editor means rebuilding every game by hand.
With Control Cult you describe what you can use, and it builds around it for each game. You don't have to explain why, and you can change it any time.
- I only have my left hand.
- I can't hold buttons down for long.
- Put everything on the back grips.
- My thumbs get sore. Use tilt for aiming.
Where you'll get it.
On Steam
Buy and update it like any other Steam app. We're working toward a listing. Valve decides whether and when it appears.
Not listed yetFrom this site
A Windows installer that keeps itself up to date. On a Steam Deck it will also set up the Decky plugin for you.
Early access, by requestControl Cult works with Steam Input on a Windows PC or a Steam Deck. A phone app lets you talk to it away from the keyboard.