Fell & Sell has full controller support as of the official August 28 launch update. The exact default keyboard and gamepad layouts are not published in the official text sources, so this guide separates confirmed options from settings that must be checked in the live client.
Controller support is live
The official August 28 launch patch states that full controller support is live and makes the game more Steam Deck-friendly. It also added complete key rebinding and input icons above QuickSlots. The announcement does not publish a controller-by-controller button map, so verify the prompts shown by the current client.
TAB panel behavior
As of Demo 2.0.1, the TAB panel opens by holding the key instead of tapping it. The developer described this as a way to reduce accidental pop-ups during intense moments. If an older video shows tap behavior, it reflects an earlier build.
Recommended setup process
First, bind movement and interaction keys around a comfortable hand position. Second, test dash timing away from enemies. Third, choose hold or toggle for sprint and crouch.
Fourth, verify attack, inventory, interaction, pause, and any shop-placement controls directly in the current settings screen.
Accessibility notes
Steam lists custom volume controls, playable without timed input, and stereo sound among supported features. Those labels do not establish every accessibility option. Players who need remapping or reduced input-holding should still test the current demo before purchase.
Default key table status
Default keys for attack, interact, inventory, placement, and other actions are pending direct verification in the launch build. Screenshots or community tables should include the version number and platform so a future patch can be distinguished from an error.
Troubleshooting
Fell & Sell changed quickly around launch. Demo 2.0 introduced destructible dungeon scenery, a transaction display, full key rebinding, double-tap dashing, a tutorial menu, and location nameplates. Demo 2.0.1 changed trap frequency, chest loot, potion drops, furniture scrolls, fire damage, and several controls.
The August 27–28 launch patches fixed dungeon-generation and loading-freeze issues, then added full controller support, auto-pickup, and complete key rebinding. Version 1.4.3 fixed QuestBoard loading, customer flow, price-interface clarity, furniture price stacking, and legacy-demo saves. The September 18 Dungeon Update added Dungeon+, elite enemies, Unholy Skulls, +3 gear upgrades, new reward items, and major combat, loot, prayer, furniture, and dungeon-generation balance changes.
Exact values should always be checked against the current build. Version 1.4.2 reports a fix for keyboard input becoming unresponsive while a gamepad is connected. If a control still behaves differently from this page, reset only the affected binding, reopen the tutorial entry, and check the latest official patch notes before assuming the input is broken.
First-party update references
6 relevant developer announcements are linked below. Full summaries and the UTC+8 publication-date policy are maintained in the source log.
· Patch notes
QoL Update + Fixes! (1.7.0)· Patch notes
Ver. 1.4.3 - QuestBoard Fixes, Audio Fixes & System Polish!· Patch notes
Ver. 1.4.2 - EXTRA PRICING HELP + NPC AI FIX· Patch notes
New languages, optimization + other fixes and improvements!· Patch notes
Dungeon Map + Inventory Sorting!· Patch notes
Ver. 1.1.1 - SAVE SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS + UNSTUCK BUTTON
Evidence status
6 first-party developer updates currently map to this guide. Version-specific demo or third-party observations are explicitly labeled and are not treated as current official statistics. Unknown numeric values remain unclaimed until they can be verified in the current build.