- June 24, 2022
- Paliverse
- 206h median play time
DSX
Platforms
About
"DSX is a single-player shooter game that takes around 206 hours to complete, but it is currently riddled with bugs that can hinder gameplay. However, if you're a PS5 owner looking to use your DualSense controller on PC, DSX is a software that allows for custom button profiles, custom lighting scenes, and input testing, providing an enhanced gaming experience."

- Works great for using DualSense controllers on PC, providing full functionality including adaptive triggers and haptic feedback.
- Highly customizable with options for LED colors, button mapping, and profiles for different games.
- The developer is responsive and actively updates the software, improving performance and adding new features.
- The app is often slow to start and can freeze or crash, leading to a frustrating user experience.
- Recent updates have locked important features behind a paywall, requiring additional purchases for functionality that was previously included.
- Requires an internet connection to verify ownership, which can be problematic for offline gaming.
stability
61 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe stability of the application is widely criticized, with users reporting frequent bugs, crashes, and performance issues such as freezing and lagging. Many express frustration over the software's unfinished state, convoluted user interface, and the need for constant troubleshooting, particularly after updates. While some users find it functional after overcoming initial hurdles, the overall sentiment leans towards it being a buggy and unreliable product, especially compared to free alternatives.
“A truly polished, bug-free program is a hallmark of excellence.”
“The game runs smoothly without any crashes or glitches, providing a seamless experience.”
“I appreciate how stable the game is; it allows me to focus on gameplay without interruptions.”
“Horrible dev practices, the app is a buggy unfinished mess. There are UI controls for features that aren't implemented yet (and there's no mention they aren't, so you expect it to work). Extra paid DLC for an already pretty weak product.”
“The app has become very buggy; it freezes for a solid second almost after any interaction.”
“Extremely buggy and barely works half of the time. They also recently implemented an always-online DRM.”