Complete Guide to Split Fiction Controls for PC and Game Controllers

Split Fiction, the latest cooperative adventure from Hazelight Studios—creators of acclaimed games like It Takes Two and A Way Out—offers an exciting gaming experience. This title features a robust PC port with crossplay capabilities, ensuring smooth gameplay and support for various input methods. Whether you prefer a keyboard and mouse setup or a game controller, this guide covers all the essential controls for Split Fiction.

Complete Controls for Split Fiction

Action	Keyboard	Xbox	PlayStation
Move Forward	IN	Left Stick	Left Stick
Move Backward	S	Left Stick	Left Stick
Move Left	A	Left Stick	Left Stick
Move Right	D	Left Stick	Left Stick
Jump	Space bar	A	X
Cancel	Q	B	Circle
Dash	Left Shift	X	Square
Interact	AND	AND	Triangle
Primary Ability	Left Mouse Button	RT	R2
Secondary Ability	Right Mouse Button	LT	L2
Grapple	F	RB	R1
Sprint	In	LS	L3
Find Other Player	Middle Mouse Button	D-pad Up	D-pad Up
Center View	G	RS	R3
Move Upward	Space bar	A	X
Move Downward	Left Ctrl	B	Circle

Rebinding Controls in Split Fiction

Indeed, players have the flexibility to fully rebind controls in Split Fiction, regardless of whether they’re using a keyboard or a controller.

This customization extends to both characters, Mio and Zoe, allowing the second player to adjust controls to their personal preference. Such functionality enhances the gaming experience, ensuring that both players are comfortable and engaged during gameplay.

Controller Support for Split Fiction on PC

Split Fiction provides native support for both Xbox and PlayStation controllers. Players can conveniently disable Steam Input if they wish to utilize their preferred controller type. The game is equipped with accurate button prompts corresponding to the connected controller, and while it supports keyboard and mouse inputs, the developers recommend a controller for the best overall experience.

Resolving Controller Issues in Split Fiction

Should you encounter issues with controller prompts not displaying correctly while using a PlayStation controller, disabling Steam Input can resolve this. This will enable Split Fiction to load the appropriate controller profiles set by the developers for accurate detection.

Ensure that Split Fiction is closed.
Launch Steam and navigate to your Library.
Right-click on Split Fiction and choose Properties.
Select Disable Steam Input in the Controller tab under the Override for Split Fiction section.