Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis Controls

X: jump, hang, ledge commit, and the timed release on some pole swings. Triangle: fire the wrist grapple. Circle: dodge in combat (dive, roll, cartwheel) and dive while swimming. R2: hold to fire dual pistols. L2: tighten aim for full bore shots. R1: spend Focus. Those six bindings already describe the demo. Everything else — weapon swap, scanner, axe, interact — will appear in the in-game control screen. We will not invent them.

On Xbox, expect the south face button to jump, the west face button to grapple if they keep PlayStation's action-on-Triangle philosophy, and the right trigger to fire. Focus is likely a bumper. On PC, Steam lists full controller support and recommends a pad. Keyboard users should open the remap screen on day one; Unreal Engine 5 titles usually allow it. DualSense features (vibration, adaptive triggers) are listed on the PlayStation store page. None of that changes the verbs: jump, grapple, dodge, fire, aim, Focus.

The acrobatics button is contextual. Over-the-shoulder: dodge any direction. During movement: create distance and change facing. Dodges build Focus. That is why Circle is listed in both swimming and gunfights. If your thumbs panic, drop combat difficulty instead of remapping in the dark. Then read Focus and traversal so the buttons have a purpose. The how to play page is the session flow that makes this chart worth memorizing.

Independent puzzle, combat, and traversal sliders are the real accessibility story, more than a missing keybind. Aim assist and target snapping are confirmed for the modern shooter layer. Scanner hints are optional. If a control feels unresponsive, check whether you are in a cinematic camera pull before you blame the bind. After launch this page will become a full table. Until then, use it as a preview decoder sitting next to the Peru walkthrough.