DustFall Controls — Keyboard and Mouse on Windows

DustFall is a Windows-only Steam release, and the only input it documents is the standard desktop setup: keyboard and mouse. The store API lists no controller support category for the game, and no official source publishes a default key map, so this page separates what is confirmed from what is still missing.

The game itself is a single-player descent roguelite shooter from LeoGame, released on October 1, 2026 at $1.79 in the US. Its input demands are simple on paper, because you dig, shoot and trigger terrain reactions, but the store page says nothing about which key does which, so anyone looking for an exact binding list will have to wait for the game or its community to publish one.

What Input DustFall Documents

The store API is the only authoritative source here, and it is thin. It reports Windows as the sole platform, with macOS and Linux both false, and it returns a nine-item category list that mentions audio, difficulty and pacing but no controller.

Topic	Documented status
Keyboard and mouse	The desktop default; Windows is the only listed platform
Controller or gamepad	Not listed; no controller support category on the listing
Touch or mobile input	Not listed; there is no mobile version
Default key map	Not documented yet
Key remapping	Not documented yet

That table is close to the whole of the official picture. Almost everything a player would normally look up before buying, including whether a gamepad works and whether the scheme is rebindable, is simply absent from the listing.

Settings the Store Page Does Confirm

The one place the official data speaks about how you play is the category list. DustFall carries Custom Volume Controls, Stereo Sound, Adjustable Difficulty, Playable without Timed Input and Playable at your own pace, alongside the standard Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing entries.

Those pacing categories matter more than they look. Playable without Timed Input and Playable at your own pace sit beside a game whose central pressure is a surface scan that closes in from above, which suggests the pressure can be tuned rather than being a hard input timer. The store page does not explain how those settings work in practice, so treat them as documented options rather than as a description of the default difficulty.

The categories are also the only hint that the control scheme can be softened at all, because nothing on the page describes an accessibility menu, a hold-versus-toggle option or a sensitivity slider.

Key Bindings and Remapping

There is no published key map for DustFall, and that is worth stating plainly rather than guessing at a layout. The store description talks about firing payloads, digging and detonating terrain, so a move-and-shoot scheme with a dig or fire action is implied by the game's own verbs, but implying is not documenting.

The same applies to remapping. The store API would normally expose a category for it if the game supported it, and the nine categories listed contain no such entry. Until LeoGame or the game's own settings menu publishes a binding list, the honest status for both the default layout and any rebinding option is not documented yet. If you want the systems those bindings drive, the gameplay page covers the descent loop, and the payloads page covers what the fire button is pointed at.