LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight supports all major controllers on PC, including the DualSense controller. Support for the PlayStation 5 controller is among the best we have seen in recent times, as the controller's haptic feedback is also supported via a wireless Bluetooth connection.
However, some players may not be able to enjoy these features or even see the correct DualSense icons when playing the game on PC via Steam. As there are no settings to change in the game's options menu, you will need to tweak your Steam settings to fix this issue.
Disabling Steam Input
If you are seeing Xbox controller icons even when playing with a DualSense controller, you need to disable Steam Input. To do so, follow these steps:
- Click the controller icon below the game's art in the Steam interface, on the right side of the screen.
- In the newly opened controller menu, click on Disable Steam Input.
- If Xbox controller icons continue to appear in the game, reboot your system. This should fix the issue for good.
This concludes our guide. For more help, visit our LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Complete Walkthrough & Guide.
Guide based on a completed playthrough on PC at Dark Knight difficulty. Screenshots captured from the same version.
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