Tournaments — Ancient Duel

Controller

These settings apply in the browser and in the Windows and macOS builds alike.

Controller input

Button labels

Swap confirm and cancel Nintendo-style layout

Navigation speed

Stick dead zone Raise this if the cursor drifts on its own 25%

Vibration Unavailable on some systems

Show button hints

TV mode Larger focus and text for viewing from a distance

Keep clear of the screen edge Televisions crop the edges; this keeps the board inside them

Dim after a while A still picture left on a television for long enough can mark the panel

Controls

D-pad / stick: Move between cards and buttons
A: Select
B: Back / cancel
LB / RB: Jump between zones (hand, field, piles)
X: Next phase during a match
Y: Match log
Right stick: Scroll the page
Start: These settings

Those are the positions the game currently believes in. If they are wrong, or your controller prints something else on them, calibrate it: press each control once and say what it says.

Calibrate this controller Find every control by pressing it. No mouse or keyboard needed.

TV remote

Arrows: Move between cards and buttons
OK: Select — a card opens with its available actions
Back: Cancel the current step, then leave the page

The whole game is playable with these six keys alone. On a computer the arrow keys, Enter and Escape behave exactly like a remote.