Wireless HORIPAD for Steam

I have a stream deck and man, the controls on this thing really spoiled me. I got into gyro gaming and also use the trackpads and back buttons all of the time. The versatility is just on a whole new level and there's no comparable controller out there (so far). I also tried the Horipad for Steam Con

Groove Coaster is originally an arcade rhythm game by Taito. The controls consist of a pair of boosters, which are basically giant analog sticks with a button on top of each. You tap the buttons and move the boosters to the rhythm. This control scheme translates perfectly to the capacitive thumbstic

Steam Deck has an official dock, as well as third party docks. You can buy either. I have a third party one. Normally, Steam Deck is not really meant to be played docked. It does work, again, it is a PC, so it won't stop you, but Steam Deck is not really powerful enough to play at higher resolution

This Horipad is not any different from the other Hori ones. It just has the Steam logo slapped on it and it's called "Steam controller" with the quotation marks. I always found Hori controllers to be cheap Nintendo Switch accessories outside of their arcade controllers.

I would highly recommend getting a Horipad. They're just a really solid, good quality controller all around for the cost; I've dropped mine dozens of times with seemingly no consequences, and played tons of mash heavy games without any face button fatigue to speak of. My first one lasted me 3 or 4 y

I got the original steam controller and the Horipad, og steam controller is way better than the Horipad.The Horipad feel cheap and light... a bit too light... but work well, i use it as my "trash travel" controller.I really hope the new steam controller will feel the same as the steam deck, it feel