Steam's extensive controller support means you can use almost anything on the Steam Deck.

This update will add controller support for every game within Steam and it’s done simply by allowing gamers to map out their controller to mimic keyboard inputs along with mouse movements.

Using Steam, you can add non-Steam games and use this same process to configure your controller settings. On the other hand, one unfortunate side effect of this method is a broken rumble.

Steam will soon be able to recognize the DualShock 4 controller and easily replicate the buttons, triggers, and analog sticks as Microsoft’s Xbox One controllers.

Adding a controller to your setup is a great way to make the Steam Deck much more versatile for both playing games at home and on the go. Game Rant's Picks of the Best Controllers for Steam Deck ...

Five years after the Nintendo Switch’s release, Valve is finally adding Steam support for the console’s controllers.

How to customize the controls on Steam Deck Steam Deck’s controller settings, officially called Steam Input, can be accessed in-game at any time. Since Valve is still pushing updates to add new ...

A new report from Steam shows that more than 27 million PC gamers own the same controller — the Xbox 360 controller, which first hit the market in 2006.

Valve’s ill-fated Steam Controller tried to be a one-size-fits-all solution for PC gaming, capable of replacing a mouse, a keyboard, and a regular gamepad thanks to its bizarre and innovative ...