Metro Exodus Gains new features in PC control

 With haptic feedback, the vibrations of the controller emulate situations we see on the screen, bringing more immersion to players. Adaptive triggers, on the other hand, bring a different resistance depending on the weapon you use in a game or if you try to make a tired character run, for example.

Considering that DualSense can be used normally on PC for months now, many players were hopeful that they would be able to take advantage of the new features of the controller without having to fork out more money to buy the PS5.

This update brought some bug fixes, but also included the long-awaited DualSense support. You will now be able to rely on haptic feedback and triggers that respond differently based on the type of weapon you use throughout the adventure. The same update should be coming to the PS5 itself soon, as for now you can only play it without these controller features on the PS4 version.

It is quite possible that this will encourage other studios to release this support for their PC games, which would be great so that the wonders of DualSense are not always tied to a console. Of course, for now, we can only wait for the games themselves.