Hide From The Hulk Controls: PC, PS5 and Xbox Inputs
Use the binding for the action you selected
- PC: The Dr Strange demonstration uses left click for the shown use/attack action.
- Controller: The same demonstration identifies R2 on PS5 and RT on Xbox.
- Context: These are demonstrated action inputs, not a complete shortcut list for every hero, menu or device.
Start with the demonstrated action input
For the action shown in Hide From The Hulk’s Dr Strange demonstration, use left click on PC, R2 on PS5 or RT on Xbox. Keep that input connected to the action you currently intend to use. A familiar trigger button does not mean every character has the same action selected.
The video below is useful because you can see the role and its interface alongside the spoken explanation. Follow the action being demonstrated rather than copying a list of keys from a different Hulk game. That keeps the control reference connected to this experience and to the character you are actually learning.
Match the button to the intended action
A control has two parts: the action you want and the input used to perform it. Learn that pairing before trying to react quickly during the fight. Pressing the use input while thinking about a different action can make an otherwise correct button feel wrong.
For a new role, begin with one recognizable action and keep its purpose clear. Once that action feels comfortable, add another. This is a learning recommendation, not a claim that every hero shares one sequence or that a particular input makes an action available immediately.
Keep your device context straight too. R2 and RT are names for the demonstrated controller inputs; they are not instructions to find a keyboard key with the same label. Use the equivalent input for the device you are playing on.
| Device | Input | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| PC | Left click | The action shown in the Dr Strange demonstration. |
| PS5 | R2 | The demonstrated controller use input. |
| Xbox | RT | The demonstrated controller use input. |
Learn the interface before the busiest moment
Give yourself a calm moment to connect an action’s name with its input. Trying to memorize several unfamiliar actions while The Hulk is already approaching adds an avoidable decision to the encounter. Start with the action you expect to use next, rather than treating the whole interface as one large shortcut list.
Keep your attention on what you selected and what you intend to do. If you are interacting with a menu, finish that interaction before judging whether a combat input is responding as expected. On PC, make sure your input is going to the game window rather than another window you have opened.
If an action does not behave as expected, simplify the problem. Identify the action, identify the device and use its shown input. Do not repeatedly switch characters and settings at the same time, because that makes it harder to tell which choice you are trying to use.
Turn familiar inputs into a first-session plan
Knowing a button is only the start of using it well. Choose a manageable role and a clear goal for the next encounter, then use the action when it serves that goal. A correctly pressed input still needs a useful moment and a position where you can act.
The beginner guide connects that control knowledge with a first cooperative fight. The role-selection guide helps when the larger question is which approach you want to learn.
Keep this reference focused on the demonstrated bindings. For another role or device, follow its own visible action labels rather than assuming that an unfamiliar list from a similarly named experience applies here. That is a practical way to avoid learning the wrong input while you are still getting comfortable with this game.