Most of my Steam Controller vids are tips, analysis, profile overviews. I don’t really record myself playing competitively or anything like that but my vids will give you a good idea of how flexible the controller is.

Tweaking the input settings is essential. Typically the most used community settings are a good starting point. The defaults can be useless for a lot of shooters.

Once used to it, the Steam controller is surprisingly easy to use and quite accurate.

I have found it superior in every way to a standard dual analog stick controller. The only detriment I could find with it would be a crummy dpad for fighting games. It’s WAY more accurate for shooters than an analog stick.

“won’t hurt like, well, heck—a common issue with the Steam controller’s haptic pad.”