If you are playing RoadCraft on PC using a controller, there's a decent chance that you have already encountered the controller connectivity bug/ issue. Even though the game has been out for a while now, this specific issue has been bothering many PC players. Even though there is no sure-shot fix for this as of now, there still are some workarounds that you can try.
On that note, this article shares a few potential fixes that may help you solve this problem.
Note: The fixes mentioned here are workarounds and are not guaranteed to work in every case. However, they are worth trying until Focus Entertainment rolls out an official patch to fix the issue.
Fixing controller issues in RoadCraft on PC
1) Restart RoadCraft as well as Steam

If you are facing controller connectivity issues in the game, one of the first and most simple fixes you should try is to close it, exit Steam, and then restart both RoadCraft as well as Steam. If this did not help you, try the following troubleshooting steps next.
2) Enable/ disable Steam Input
Steam has an in-built feature called Steam Input, which allows players to connect their DualSense, DualShock, or other third-party controllers to their PC. Steam Input detects the controllers as Xbox controllers. However, this system can very often be a roadblock for people using controllers. If this setting is not enabled, you won't be able to reap its benefits. However, if it is enabled, but you are already using Xbox controllers (which are supported on Windows by default), it can lead to a glitch that results in connectivity issues.
To fix this particular issue, follow these steps:
- Launch the Steam application on your PC.
- Click on Steam on the top left side of the app’s UI.
- Go to the Controller settings.
- Scroll down and locate the Steam Input option.
- Enable Steam Input by checking the box beside the option.
If Steam Input is already enabled, try disabling it once and then re-enabling it.
3) Update your controller
PC gamers often tend to forget about updating their controllers. This one small mistake can lead to people facing troubles while using their controllers to play video games. If you are using a DualSense controller, you can update it using the PlayStation DualSense Firmware Updater app. Similarly, those using Xbox controllers can update them using the Xbox Accessories App.
Also read: RoadCraft stuttering and crashing on PC: Possible fixes and reasons
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