Trek to Yomi is Devolver Digital’s newest action side-scroller video game. W grze, players will be playing as Hiroki, a young swordsman who has sworn to protect his town against all threats. If you’re planning to enter this world of life and death, you surely want to learn the basic Trek to Yomi controls. This will not only save your life but also make things easier.
Więc, w tym przewodniku, we will show you the complete list of Trek to Yomi key bindings and shortcuts for Windows PC. Note that the game has full controller support, which means that you can also use a gamepad controller to play the game.
Trek to Yomi Controls
Zanim zaczniemy, be reminded that you can change these default Trek to Yomi controls. You can check the guide on how to remap the controls below. Ale przed tym, here are the controls of the game.
| Funkcjonować | Klucz |
|---|---|
| Podnieść | W |
| Padnij | S |
| Przesuń w lewo | A |
| Ruch w prawo | D |
| Lekki atak | Lewy przycisk myszy |
| Ciężki atak | Prawy przycisk myszy |
| Apreter | F |
| Obróć się | R |
| Sprint / Rolka | Spacja |
| Blok / Parować | Zmiana |
| Posługiwać się | mi |
| Atak dystansowy | Q |
| Select Bo-Shuriken | 1 |
| Select Bow and Arrow | 2 |
| Select Ozutsu | 3 |
| Otwórz ekwipunek | I |
| Show HUD | Patka |
| Menu pauzy | wyjście |
How to Remap Trek to Yumi Controls
To change all the mentioned default controls of the game, wykonaj te proste kroki:
- Go to the Settings option of the game.
- Click the Gameplay option.
- Scroll down until you find the Controls section.
- Stamtąd, you can remap all the Trek to Yumi key bindings.
The game automatically saves all the control changes after you press the key. You can restore the default controls by clicking the “Reset to default” option or the R key on your keyboard.
I to wszystko. You should now be able to deal with all incoming threats in the game. In case we missed any Treak to Yumi key controls, daj nam znać w sekcji komentarzy poniżej. Również, feel free to check Najlepszy symulator wędkowania 2 sterownica przewodnik.
