Echo Weaver Controls — Gamepad Support and What Is Documented

Echo Weaver's documented control situation is straightforward: full controller support with a gamepad recommended, DualShock and DualSense pads named in the store feature list, and no published key-by-key map for either input method. Because the game is described as rewarding rhythm and routing over raw reflexes, the input question matters less than it would in a precision platformer, but the specifics are still worth separating from the guesses.

What the Store Page Documents About Input

The store page lists full controller support and marks a gamepad as recommended. It also names DualShock controller support and DualSense controller support as separate store features, which means modern PlayStation pads are recognized rather than only generic XInput devices. Steam Cloud is enabled alongside, so settings follow your account between machines. That is the entire documented input layer, and it is enough to answer the practical question of whether to plug in a controller.

Input	Documented status
Keyboard and mouse	Supported by virtue of the Windows and macOS builds
Generic gamepad	Full controller support listed; gamepad recommended
DualShock	Named in the store feature list
DualSense	Named in the store feature list

What Is Not Documented

The store page does not publish a default key map, so the exact bindings for movement, the glaive and menu navigation are not documented yet. It also does not state whether controls can be rebound, so remapping is likewise not documented yet. Rather than guess at a layout, the reliable approach is to read the in-game control screen on first launch, which is where any binding list would live.

Accessibility Options That Affect How You Play

The store feature list includes several options that change how input and feedback work: playable without timed input, color alternatives, subtitle options, custom volume controls, stereo sound and camera comfort. Playable without timed input is the notable one for anyone worried that a loop-based game will demand fast reactions, because it directly targets that concern. The rest are presentation and comfort settings rather than control settings, and the store page does not describe how far each option goes, so their exact behavior is not documented yet.