Input Display

Sharing game tips with your friends or followers online can sometimes be a hassle, especially if you're using a controller and can't really show the button combinations you're using to master the video game. Input Display tries to fix these issues, more precisely for individuals using controllers to play games, by providing an input-follow interface for three of the more popular console controllers.

Once you've set everything up, just make sure you integrate this app with your streaming program and you're basically good to go. The overlay that will be displayed while gaming will give an accurate idea of what exactly you're doing, or more likely pressing, to advance in the game. It works fast and it even looks stylish. The fact that functional meets stylish in this app is definitely worth appreciating, especially since we're dealing with a loss in the interest for designing beautiful or at least attractive apps.

The overlay can very easily be altered before use. You can change the background, as you probably expected, but also the button colors and even the size of each particular one. Customization is important, especially for those who'd like to tailor the app's functionality to the game that is played. For example, if you're streaming an online Red Dead Redemption 2 session, you would expect the overlay to have a red tint. This app allows for the creation of more versatile streaming sessions. The buttons will light up as you hit them to execute various combinations.

The bottom line with this application is that it offers an easy-to-handle overlay for console controller gamers with a decent amount of customization settings. The downside is it currently supports three controllers, the Xbox One, PS4, and Switch gamepads. That's about it. If you're not dealing with any of these particular gamepads, you're out of luck.