Building a mobile game and deciding how players will move, aim, attack, or interact? Get a control plan matched to your genre, portrait or landscape layout, and target devices. Compare virtual sticks, buttons, taps, and swipes; map actions to screen areas; and add feedback and accessibility options. You leave with a control layout and specific tradeoffs to take into implementation.
Touch Controls
Plan touch controls for your mobile game’s actions, screen layout, and player needs.
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What it writes
- A screen-by-screen touch-control layout
- A thumb-conflict and usability review
- A gesture-versus-button tradeoff comparison
How to use it
Include the genre, each action players must perform, screen orientation, and smallest target phone. Mention simultaneous actions, one-handed play, or accessibility needs so the layout accounts for real thumb reach and screen space.
What you bring
- Game genre and core player actions
- Portrait or landscape orientation and target devices
- Current layout or specific control problem
- Know the game’s main player actions
A good fit for
- Choosing controls for a portrait action game with one-handed play
- Mapping movement and attacks for a landscape mobile platformer
- Finding friction in a described touch layout before implementation
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
I’m making a portrait roguelike for phones, with movement, aiming, and dodge rolls. Suggest one-handed controls that keep the action area visible.
My landscape platformer has a left-side virtual stick and jump and attack buttons on the right. Point out likely thumb conflicts and suggest placements.
Compare swipe aiming with a virtual joystick for a top-down shooter on small phones, where players also need to dodge quickly.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Implementing controls in Unity, Godot, or another engine
- Checking usability on real devices or with players
- Recommendations rely on your text description, not screenshots or playtests
- Cannot inspect game files or test touch response
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