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PlayStation Button Prompts for Windows

A mod that changes Xbox controller prompts

  • Free
  • 4.2
  • V varies-with-devices
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A mod that changes Xbox controller prompts

Developed by user CISAC, PlayStation Button Prompts is a free-to-download and use utility mod for Palworld, a Pokemon-inspired survival game. Although the popular open-world title supports both Xbox and PlayStation controllers, it doesn’t display the appropriate controller glyphs for the latter.

Less confusion

When playing with a PlayStation controller, Palworld shows the controller button prompts as those from an Xbox controller — leading to confusion when learning the game’s controls. This is why the PlayStation Button Prompts mod is a must-install, as it converts Xbox controller buttons to that of a PlayStation controller prompt.

Therefore, it allows new players to rely less on trial and error when familiarizing themselves with the controls. However, it’s important to remember that the Start and Select buttons remain unchanged since the developer would have to create new textures for said prompts. 

Say goodbye to trial and error

As promised, PlayStation Button Prompts turns most Xbox controller prompts into their PlayStation counterparts — making it easier for players with PlayStation controllers to grasp Palworld’s controls. However, take note that the mod doesn’t modify the game’s Start and Select buttons.

  • Pros

    • Modifies Xbox controller button prompts
    • Players rely less on trial and error
    • Easier to learn Palworld’s controls
  • Cons

    • Unmodified Start and Select buttons
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PlayStation Button Prompts for PC

  • Free
  • 4.2
  • V varies-with-devices
This download is no longer available. This could be due to the program being discontinued, having a security issue or for some other reason.