'Pascal's Wager' becomes first game on iPad to support mouse and keyboard
What you need to know
- "Pascal's Wager" has added support for both a mouse and keyboard.
- It is reportedly the first iPhone and iPad game to do so.
As reported by MacRumors, "Pascal's Wager" has become the first game on the iPad to add support for both a mouse and keyboard. The game, which features music from a "world-class orchestra," is a dark fantasy action role-playing title.
Update 1.6.2 for the game not only added a new game mode and more content but also announced that devices running iOS 14 and later could now use a keyboard and mouse to control the game.
- Added free "Obsession Challenge" mode: race players around the world in defeating bosses in the game
- Added new content: Viola's outfit "Initiation Rite" and Benita's outfit "Sleeping Beauty"
- Added support for keyboard/mouse control on iOS 14 and later
- Resolved several issues to enhance the gaming experience
One user on Reddit posted a video showcasing how the game worked with a keyboard and mouse. The person playing shows that you can even a combination like Magic Keyboard for the iPad and a USB mouse.
The report notes that, while other developers behind games such as "XCOM 2" and " "Civilization VI" have added keyboard support, "Pascal's Wager" appears to be the first to support both a keyboard and mouse.
"Pascal's Wager" is compatible with both the iPhone and iPad and is available for $4.99 on the App Store.
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