The review doesn’t cover playing in joy-con mouse mode. I tried it, and it’s poorly implemented. It’s available on the right joy-con only, so you can use a mouse instead of the right stick for camera movement, but not for walking. When browsing in-game menus, the right trigger functions as a select button instead of the A button, which feels intuitive. But when you’re just walking around in a room the trigger doesn’t function and you have to press A to interact with objects, which feels awkward and uncomfortable when the joy-con is sideways on a couch cushion. There’s no option to remap the controls.
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Re: Review: Blue Prince (Switch 2) - A Masterful Mystery, And One Of The Best Puzzlers Ever
The review doesn’t cover playing in joy-con mouse mode. I tried it, and it’s poorly implemented. It’s available on the right joy-con only, so you can use a mouse instead of the right stick for camera movement, but not for walking. When browsing in-game menus, the right trigger functions as a select button instead of the A button, which feels intuitive. But when you’re just walking around in a room the trigger doesn’t function and you have to press A to interact with objects, which feels awkward and uncomfortable when the joy-con is sideways on a couch cushion. There’s no option to remap the controls.