Maid Cafe Simulator Controls — Input Options and Customization

Maid Cafe Simulator controls are documented narrowly: the game is played with a mouse and keyboard, and Steam does not list controller support for it. That is consistent with what the game is, a first-person sim where you point at a drink station, pick up an order and handle a receipt by hand rather than through a menu. The store page's category list names only Single-player, Steam Achievements, Custom Volume Controls, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing, so any specific key binding beyond that is not documented yet.

Controller Support and Input Method

The clearest fact is a negative one. Steam shows a dedicated controller-support block on store pages for games that offer it, and Maid Cafe Simulator does not have one. No partial support, no full support, no gamepad recommendation. That leaves mouse and keyboard as the documented setup, and it matches the store page's description of the work: taking orders, mixing drinks, serving customers, scanning receipts and counting change, all of which are pointing tasks in a first-person view.

Documented Steam Features and Customization

Of the five categories Steam lists, only one touches how the game behaves around you. Custom Volume Controls is a per-channel audio option, which is useful if you want the Korean voice acting prominent and the café ambience low, or the reverse. Steam Cloud and Family Sharing are library-level conveniences rather than input settings. Steam Achievements ties to the 23 achievements the game ships with.

Steam category	What it means for you
Single-player	No co-op or online component
Steam Achievements	23 achievements to unlock
Custom Volume Controls	Adjustable audio channels
Steam Cloud	Saves sync through Steam
Family Sharing	Sharable within a Steam family

A key-remapping menu is not documented, so if you rely on rebinding in other sims, treat that as unconfirmed. The store page also lists no touch support and no VR or motion input, and it does not mention accessibility options such as subtitle sizing or colorblind modes. Those remain not documented yet. For what the game needs to run, see the system requirements page.