Here's the PS5 games using DualSense haptic feedback and adaptive triggers

Next-gen immersion in a hands-on fashion.

The PS5 doesn't just bring in better graphics and higher framerates — it also gives players a new controller, the DualSense. This successor to the DualShock 4 features a higher-quality built-in microphone, a refined touchpad, an improved battery, and most importantly, haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.

Those latter two features can be used by game developers in unique ways. Haptic feedback can give unique sensations, like the pattering of rain or a blast of energy, in a way that is more focused and accurate than rumble motors. Meanwhile, adaptive triggers can provide a variety of functions with different weapons due to the special physical functions that have been implemented.

To provide a couple of examples, adaptive triggers are being used in Arkane Studios' Deathloop so that if a gun jams, the trigger physically locks. Meanwhile in Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, you can pull a trigger partially to fire one barrel on a particular gun, or pull it all the way to fire both barrels.

Accounting for all the different ways this can be used would start to border on impossible, so instead we've listed all the games confirmed to take advantage of one or both of these unique features. Here's a list of all PS5 games that support DualSense haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.

Note that we're still not sure if the games below will have utilize both adaptive triggers and haptic feedback. We've marked those games accordingly.

PS5 games that support DualSense haptic feedback and adaptive triggers

Game	Adaptive Triggers	Haptic Feedback	Release date
Astro's Playroom	Yes	Yes	November 12
Avengers	Yes	Yes	2021
Bugsnax	Yes	Yes	November 12
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War	Yes	Yes	November 13
Deathloop	Yes	Yes	Q2 2021
Demon's Souls	Yes	Yes	November 12
Destruction AllStars	Yes	Yes	February 2021
Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition	Yes	Yes	November 12
DiRT 5	Yes	Yes	November 12
FIFA 21	-	Yes	December 4
Fortnite	Yes	Yes	November 12
Ghostwire: Tokyo	Yes	Yes	2021
Godfall	Yes	Yes	November 12
Goodbye Volcano High	-	Yes	2021
Gran Turismo 7	Yes	Yes	-
Heavenly Bodies	Yes	Yes	-
Hogwarts Legacy	Yes	-	2021
Hood: Outlaws & Legends	-	2021
Horizon Forbidden West	Yes	-	2021
Immortals Fenyx Rising	-	Yes	December 3
Jett: The Far Shore	-	Yes	2021
Kena: Bridge of Spirits	Yes	Yes	Q1 2021
Madden 21	-	Yes	December 4
Maneater	-	Yes	November 12
Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales	-	Yes	November 12
Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered	Yes	Yes	November 12
MXGP 2020	Unknown	Unknown	December 16
NBA 2K21	Yes	Yes	November 12
No Man's Sky	-	Yes	November 12
Nour: Play With Your Food	Yes	Yes	-
Observer: System Redux	Yes	Yes	November 12
Oddworld: Soulstorm	Yes	-	2021
Overcooked! All You Can Eat	Unknown	Unknown	2020
Praey for the Gods	Unknown	Unknown	Q1 2021
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart	Yes	-	PS5 "launch window"
Resident Evil Village	Yes	Yes	2021
Returnal	Yes	Yes	2021
Ride 4	Yes	Yes	January 2021
Sackboy: A Big Adventure	Yes	-	November 12
The Pathless	Yes	Yes	November 12
Warframe	Yes	Yes	November 12
Watch Dogs: Legion	Yes	Yes	November 12

As this list grows and the generation goes on, we'll be sure to expand the table with further details and confirmed games.

Next-gen gaming is here!

In our PS5 review, PlayStation lead Jennifer Locke was truly impressed with the DualSense and cited it as a major plus for Sony's console, saying that it truly must be felt in order to understand why it's so good.

The PS5 is set to be released on Nov. 12, 2020 in the U.S, U.K. and other countries, with a global launch on November 19.

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