Other controls include adding tap spots, pinch-to-zoom, panning shots (which is particularly useful for first person shooters), and a MOBA skill pad which allows you to map directional spells. Thanks to Xpadder, whenever you press a button or thumbstick in your controller Bluestacks will interpret it as a keyboard key being pressed, allowing you to control your games in this way. If you want to use a controller, then assign the same keyboard keys to the two analog sticks (in this case we’re using the xbox 360 controller) in Xpadder and save it as a profile.

If you don’t have a controller, then just hit Save and you are good to go. This time assign the arrows keys to the respective directions. Place a second D-pad in the bottom right, on top of the right thumb virtual input.

Click and hold “D-pad” and drag it to the bottom left of the screen where the left virtual pad is displayed, and assign the keys WASD to the Up, Left, Down and Right directions respectively. The option we are looking for is called D-pad, and we will be adding two of them to our play area, one for each thumb input. Next, click on the “open keyboard controls UI” button at the bottom and a menu will pop-up.

After launching PewPew, head over to the tutorial. You can easily configure the game to be played with your keyboard or a gamepad. Using PewPew as an example, which uses dual thumb inputs (left to control your ship, right for directional shots).

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