Paradox Controls Guide

Ready to get stuck into Paradox but not really sure how to make your character do everything you need? You’re in the right spot. Our Paradox controls guide goes over the keybinds for the game, and also talks a little about the other control schemes if you’re a touchscreen or controller user, just so no-one is left out.

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Paradox Controls Guide

First, we’ll talk about the bindings for keyboard players, then check in with the console and touchscreen users.

Paradox Keybinds

We’ve split the different keybinds into sections, based on whether you’re trying to get around, fight something, or anything else.

Movement

Controls related to moving around and avoiding danger.

• WASD – Movement
• Space – Jump
• Shift – Sprint
• Q – Dash

Combat

Controls related to fighting and dealing damage.

• E – Draw Weapon
• Left Mouse Button – Melee Attack
• Right Mouse Button – Feint
• F – Block
• B – Grip Downed Player.
• G – Carry Downed Player.
• V – Activate Special Move

Other Controls

Anything else not covered by the two previous sections.

• Left Alt – Shiftlock
• N – Meditate
• M – Menu
• , – Show Nearby NPCs

What About Touchscreens And Controllers?

According to the official sources, Paradox should be fully compatible for touchscreen and controller users, which means those of you without a controller or keyboard on Android, and those of you playing on console should be good to go.

Controls will vary for controllers depending on the setup and what buttons are available, though the commands should be about the same as on the keybinds listed above.

Touchscreen users should find the needed controls as buttons on their screen if the touchscreen mechanic is working. While it should work fine hitting more complex maneuvers might be a little more tricky for you than with other users, so keep this in mind when you’re playing.