For some years now, the Xbox brand has not been integrated with home consoles, but it does refer to all video games in Microsoft. Xbox One, Xbox Series X | Whether via S, PC or mobile device you can now enjoy your favorite games on multiple media.
In order to cater to the needs and habits of an increasingly large audience, the company has integrated its consoles with the keyboard / mouse. While providing performance gain on some topics, these devices are an excellent comfort for specific categories. Although initially a few games were compatible, the list has grown tremendously since then, and details of each game’s configuration based on the site’s excellent work can be found below. Xboxkbm.
List of keyboard / mouse compatible games on the Xbox
Many Xbox games today are keyboard and mouse compatible, of course more than you might think. We can cite Creed Valhalla or Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Outlaws of the Last Killer.
- Arc: Survival evolved
- Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – (Does not work on the keyboard menu)
- Atlas (Game Preview) *
- Bomber Crew
- Bright Memory – (Key configuration is not possible)
- Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War – (Select Keyboard / Mouse in Game Options)
- Call of Duty Modern War – (Select Keyboard / Mouse in Game Options)
- Call of Duty: Warson – (Select Keyboard / Mouse in Game Options)
- Sea Call – (Some puzzles require a joystick)
- Cities: Skylines –
- DayZ – (Activate the option in the game and join the compatible server)
- Deep Rock Galactic
- Destroy all humans! – (Compatible after title screen, non-configurable keys)
- DRT5
- Doom 64 – (Compatible after title screen)
- Five nights in Fredericks
- Five nights in Freddie 2
- Five nights in Freddie 3
- Five nights at Freddie 4
- Fortnight
- Gears5
- Gears tactics
- Ground (Game Preview)
- Heavy metal machines
- Deep Horror *
- House Flipper *
- Hyper Dot – (Compatible after selecting game mode)
- Hypnospace Outlaw
- Indestructible Phoenix Rising
- Scare’s Maid – (Limited support after title screen, no configuration of keys)
- Metro exit
- Minecraft
- Monster Sanctuary – (Support keyboard only, without key configuration)
- Moonlighter – (Rats not supported)
- Newers – (No key configuration, invisible but functional mouse cursor)
- Outer Riders
- Palatines – (Compatible after title screen)
- Fantasy Star Online 2 – (Compatible after title screen)
- Planet Coaster: Console Edition – (Compatible after title screen)
- Roblox – (Keyboard / mouse is not supported in the game menu)
- Rogue Company – (Compatible with the Xbox series after the title screen, not on the Xbox One)
- The sea of thieves
- Shotgun farmers
- Thin farmer – (Compatible after title screen, but command configuration is not possible)
- Ft – (Compatible after title screen by changing settings in game options)
- Sniper Elite V2 Remaster *
- Spelling *
- Decomposition stage 2
- Strange Regiment – *
- Escape from Mars – (Compatible after changing settings in game options)
- Aftermath (Game Preview)
- Middle
- The Sims4
- They are billions *
- Tokyo Warfare Turbo *
- Untitled Goose Game – (Keyboard only, no key configuration possible)
- End – (Controller required to start a new game)
- War thunder
- Warframe – (Compatible after title screen)
- Warrow double problem
- Warhammer Vermindite 2 – (Compatible, but the controller must be consistent)
- World of Tanks – (No key configuration is possible)
- X-Morp Security *
- Yes your grace (Supports keyboard only, no key configuration is possible)
- Zombie Army 4: Battle of the Dead
* These games have not been fully tested and full keyboard / mouse compatibility is uncertain.
What are the Xbox compatible keyboards / mice?
If you like to play your favorite console games but enjoy the keyboard / mouse combo, you should find it easy to find. In fact, the console supports most devices. On our side, we had the opportunity to experiment Razor turret, The wireless keyboard / mouse combo is dedicated to the Xbox One, but PC compatible, which made us look strong despite the high ticket.
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