Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater Complete Controls for PC and Controllers

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Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater Unreal Engine 5 Featured
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Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater brings the classic PS2 title to modern consoles with a full remake in Unreal Engine 5. Snake has a fairly extensive moveset in the game, along with access to several gadgets and gameplay systems. Mastering his kit is essential to survival and stealthy kills.

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To provide you with a handy reference, here are the complete new and legacy controls for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater whether you’re playing on PC with a keyboard and mouse or an Xbox or PlayStation controller.

Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater Complete Controls for Keyboard and Mouse

Here are the complete controls for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater if you’re playing on keyboard and mouse.

ActionInput (New Style)Input (Legacy Style)
Move ForwardWW
Move BackwardSS
Move Left AA
Move RightDD
Action ButtonFF
Evade ButtonSpace
Reload ButtonRR
Crouch ButtonCSpace
First Person View ButtonMiddle Mouse ButtonMiddle Mouse Button
Stalking ButtonLeft ShiftLeft Shift
Attack Button / CQC ButtonLeft Mouse Button
CQC ButtonC
Weapon ButtonWeapon Button
Aim ButtonRigth Mouse buttonRight Mouse Button
Walk ButtonLeft CtrlLeft Ctrl
Switch Camera ButtonV
Fix Camera ButtonV
Interrogate / Sonar ButtonZZ
Weapon Window ButtonEE
Equipment Window ButtonQQ
Radio Window Button22
Camouflage Window Button11
Survival Viewer ButtonTabTab
Pause ButtonEscEsc

Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater Complete Controls for Controllers

Here are the complete controls for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater if you’re playing on an Xbox or PlayStation controller.

ActionXbox (New Style)Xbox (Legacy Style)PS (New Style)PS (Legacy Style)
Aim ButtonLTLTL2L2
Stalking ButtonLBLBL1L1
Attack / CQC ButtonRTRBR2R1
Weapon ButtonRTR2
First Person View ButtonRS (Press)RS (Press)R3R3
Evade ButtonYTriangle
CQC ButtonBCircle
Crouch ButtonBACircleX
Action ButtonAYXTriangle
Reload ButtonXXSquareSquare
Movement StickLSLSL3L3
Camera StickRSRSR StickR Stick
Camouflage Window ButtonD-Pad LeftD-Pad LeftD-Pad LeftD-Pad Left
Equipment Window ButtonD-Pad RightD-Pad RightD-Pad RightD-Pad Right
Radio Window ButtonD-Pad DownD-Pad DownD-Pad DownD-Pad Down
Weapon Window ButtonD-Pad UpD-Pad UpD-Pad UpD-Pad Up
Survival Viewer ButtonBackBackShareShare
Pause ButtonMenuMenuOptionsOptions

Can you Remap Controls in Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater?

You can remap most of the controls in Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater for both keyboard and mouse, as well as controllers, but some buttons like LB/RB are locked.

You can switch between a few presets for both to see what works best for you. There are legacy control schemes for both input types as well, which is a nice inclusion for fans of the classic. The game also comes with correct in-game prompts for Xbox and PlayStation controllers.

Overall, it’s great that the developers have created presets for new and returning players for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater

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