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Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Complete Controls for PC and Controller

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is a massive open-world RPG with tons of systems to manage. It’s an immersive experience that emphasizes historical accuracy to create a world that feels alive and lived-in. The PC version supports multiple input types and has full controller support as well. Whatever input type you end up using, if you need a reference for the default scheme, here are the complete Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 controls for controllers, as well as keyboard and mouse for PC.

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Complete Controls for Controllers

Here are the default controls for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 whether you’re playing on an Xbox or PlayStation controller.

ActionXboxPlayStation
Call HorseYTriangle
DismountYTriangle
Call dog (hold)YTriangle
Drop itemsXSquare
JumpBCircle
UseAX
TalkAX
Pick upAX
Unlock in combatRBR1
AttackRTR2
Release arrowRTR2
Pause menuMenuMenu
Skip timeView ButtonTouchpard
Camera Right StickRight Stick
Attack DirectionRight StickTouchpad
CrouchRSCrouch
MapD-Pad UpD-Pad Up
Helmet visor (hold)D-Pad UpD-Pad Up
Quick weaponsD-Pad LeftD-Pad Left
Quick consumablesD-Pad RightD-Pad Right
InventoryD-Pad DownD-Pad Down
Torch (hold)D-Pad DownD-Pad Down
MovementLeft StickLeft Stick
SprintLSL3
Quick ReplyLBL1
BlockLTL2
Draw arrowLTL2

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Complete Controls for Keyboard and Mouse

Here are the default controls for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 if you’re playing on a keyboard and mouse.

General

ActionInput
LeftA
RightD
ForwardW
BackS
Accept / UseE | Enter
Throw stoneG
Pat your dog or horseV
Equip TorchR
Lower helmet visorZ
Skip dialogueSpace | Mouse Right
Abort / ExitEsc | Backspace
Slow down your horseLeft Ctrl

Movement

ActionInput
JumpSpace
SprintLeft Shift
Toggle crouchC
Toggle walkCaps Lock
Companion controlX
Rotate leftK
Rotate rightToggle crouch

Combat

ActionInput
Primary attackMouse Left
BlockMouse Right
Combat free lookMouse 3
Lock on opponent Tab
Special attackF
Next opponentWheel Up
Previous opponentWheel Down
Abort attackE

Quick Chat

ActionInput
Quick chatQ
Quick chat with focusLeft Alt
Follow NPC or Focus CameraLeft Alt
Quick chat first option1
Quick chat second option2
Quick chat third option3
Quick chat fourth option4

Quick Items

ActionInput
Quick itemsB
First weapon slot1
Second weapon slot2
Third weapon slot3
Fourth weapon slot4
First consumable slot5
Second consumable slot6
Third consumable slot7
Fourth consumable slot8

Inventory

ActionInput
InventoryI
PlayerP
JournalJ
MapM
CodexN
CraftingC
Change clothing presetO
Toggle infoQ
Cycle tabsTab
Centre mapF
Move itemX
Skip time / HelpT

Photo Mode

ActionInput
Photo ModeF1
Photo mode slow movement Caps Lock
Photo mode fast movementLeft Shift

Other

ActionInput
Secondary minigame actionF
Tertiary minigame actionQ
Reset alchemy benchR
Move the cauldronX

Can you Remap Controls in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2?

The keyboard and mouse controls can be remapped in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. Players can’t rebind controller inputs or use a different preset. This might be different on consoles, but on PC, players are limited to editing just the keyboard and mouse bindings.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Supported Controllers on PC

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has native support for Xbox controllers as well as the PlayStation DualShock 4 and DualSense. It also has correct in-game prompts for both controller types.

We’re very happy with the default control scheme on both input types. It’s also nice to see that the developers have set up native profiles for different controllers on the PC version. Once you’ve familiarized yourself with the controls, check out how the in-game photo mode feature works.


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Ali has been writing about video games for the past six years and is always on the lookout for the next indie game to obsess over and recommend to everyone in sight. When he isn't spending an unhealthy amount of time in Slay the Spire, he's probably trying out yet another retro-shooter or playing Dark Souls for the 50th time.