Devil Hunter Controls Guide

Devil Hunter has dropped, and whether you’ve gone human or fiend you should have access to plenty of moves… but first you need to learn how to use them. That’s what our Devil Hunter controls guide is for. We’ll talk about all the different controls schemes… and some of the problems in the new release.

You can play Devil Hunter’s full release now on Roblox. Need a bit more help getting started? We’ve also got a Devil Hunter Divisions guide.

Devil Hunter Controls Guide

First we’ll talk keyboard controls, then dive into touchscreen and controller uses, as keyboard is still pretty much the default for Roblox games.

Keybinds

These are the keybindings for keyboard users.

• WASD – Movement
• Space – Jump
• Space (While against a wall with camera facing toward the wall.) – Wall Jump
• Space (While against a wall with camera facing along the wall.) – Wall Run
• Shift – Run
• Alt – Lock/Unlock cursor
• E – Draw weapon
• M1 – Attack
• R – Heavy Attack
• Q – Dash
• G – Visceral Attack
• B – Grip (Finishing move.)
• V – Carry
• ‘ – Open Inventory
• Z/X/C – Use abilities (If you have them).
• N – Open phone
• H – Use Skateboard (If you have one.)
• K – Open emote wheel
• L – Hybrid Form (If you have one.)

Can You Play On Touchscreen

Touchscreen is available, but appears to have a few key features missing currently. The game appears to lack a way to interact with NPCs while using touch controls right now, which locks you out of most of the content in the game.

We’d say keep an eye on upcoming updates, as we suspect fixes are on their way.

Can You Play On Console?

The game does have console button mapping, though many console players appear to gave struggled to do certain things using a controller. It appears that support for controller users is still in development, so you might need to give the devs time to cook.