The Outer Worlds 2 is Obsidian's first-person action-RPG sequel set in the Halcyon-adjacent Arcadia colony, mixing gunplay, gadgets, and dialogue-driven roleplay. These default keyboard, mouse, and Xbox controller bindings cover movement, weapons, the Tactical Time Dilation gadget, companion abilities, gear, and menus.
41 default keybinds across 8
categories. Most can be reassigned in The Outer Worlds 2's control
settings.
Switch to Gamepad to see Xbox, PlayStation and Steam Deck buttons side by side.
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What are the default controls for The Outer Worlds 2?
The Outer Worlds 2, a rpg game, uses 41 default keybinds across 8 categories — on keyboard and controller. The complete, up-to-date list is free to read on this page.
Can you remap The Outer Worlds 2 controls?
Yes. These are the game's default bindings — nearly all of them can be reassigned from The Outer Worlds 2's in-game control or key-binding settings.
Does The Outer Worlds 2 support a controller?
Yes — The Outer Worlds 2 has full gamepad support. The Xbox, PlayStation and Steam Deck button maps are shown on this page alongside the keyboard controls.
Which platforms do these The Outer Worlds 2 controls cover?
These keyboard controls apply on Windows. The Outer Worlds 2 also released on Xbox and PlayStation, and this page carries those controller bindings too. Most bindings are identical across platforms unless noted.
Is this an official The Outer Worlds 2 resource?
No. This is an unofficial reference and is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Outer Worlds 2 or its publisher. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
