Can I Play With A Ps4 Controller On Dayz If So How

If you could only ever play on a Playstation or an Xbox for the rest of you life (whichever the latest Gen would be - upgrades allowed) which would it be and why?

I personally prefer xbox. The Xbox 360 was more powerful, and the controllers layout is better, without needing to put your thumbs in weird positions to play. People to on about the last of us, while Xbox had, and still has, the entire halo series, which, for a time, everyone tried to make halo killers because it was that popular. The Xbox one has less exclusives, but the ones it has are great games, and the one x is a lot more powerful than the ps4, with it being able to run games at 4k and has a higher frame rate cap. It also doesn't require a stand that you need to buy to be able to be put standing on its side. Some of the exclusives include Pubg( it is on pc and xbox) the halo series, the forza series, state of decay games, subnautica, recore, sea of thieves, cup head, and Dayz.

Do you prefer single player games or multiplayer?

I much prefer single player games over multiplayer for a few reasons:I like a more structured experience, following a story, missions in order, etc.Single player games offer more freedom, in my opinion. You don’t have to join other people, compromise on anything, or think about others. You just do whatever you want for the hell of it.No squeaker kids in single player. If you don’t know what squeaker kids are, they’re kids who are typically younger than 13 and have higher voices, and yell into the microphone in voice chat. They often rely on insulting your mother to… assert their dominance?No pressure to do well in single player. I don’t mind playing most games online (after I have completed the story mode), but I absolutely hate online shooters because of how competitive it is. You have to play all the time and get really good or you won’t be able to kill anyone.By far my favourite game that I’ve ever played through is Grand Theft Auto V. It has a fantastic story, character development, and gameplay. The game made over $1B USD on the first day. Insane. After playing through the story 4 times, I can see why.There are a few exceptions to my preference though. I love playing World of Warcraft, an MMORPG style game. It’s playing entirely online, no story mode, and there’s a thriving community of millions playing on tons of realms.Another game is Minecraft, which I’ve played for almost 6 years. I do love the single player aspect of the game but the multiplayer (on small servers) has always been a good experience for me. I feel like you can form really good friendships over online games sometimes, and that’s good.

What are some free small multiplayer games to play with a friend on Steam?

Take a look at these two lists:Steam Search of Free to Play, local multiplayer games with Full Controller supportSteam Search of Free to Play, local multiplayer games with Partial Controller supportThey contain every game on Steam that is both free to play, that report that you can play them on the same computer with your friends AND that has either full or at least partial controller support. The difference between full and partial is usually that whether you can handle the game menus with the controller or not.I’m afraid I don’t know most of them but I know a bit about this one:BrawlhallaIt is up to 8-player 2D platform fighting game similar to Super Smash Bros. (SSB) games on Nintendo consoles, where you fight on a platform and try to drop the other players off the platform: the players with more damage will fly further away.In comparison, Brawlhalla is (IMO) just as fast-paced as SSB games. The difference is that Brawlhalla has less emphasis on characters and more on their chosen weapons: each character can use the weapons on the battlefield in different fashions: for one character the small weapon is a sword and for others it is a bow or a gun, while the big weapon is either a big hammer or a spear. There are no super items as in SSB, and it’s generally more difficult to beat someone off the level because the characters can do multiple jumps in air.You start with a few characters unlocked and can unlock more by playing and grinding or by buying the DLC that unlocks them instantly.I’d also like to endorse another game that is not strictly free-to-play (hence it’s not listed in the above links) but has a demo with a few levels to play free in local multiplayer:SpeedRunnersIt is a frantic 2D platformer-racing game where you try to out-run your friends (max 4 players) by running, jumping, climbing and swinging from ceilings faster than them, and by shooting them with rockets and ice beams among other nasty things. It’s almost like Mario Kart with side-scrolling platforming instead of karts.The demo (available on the right side of the Buy button) allows you to play local (i.e. offline) games with your friends for free in a few of the levels available in the full version. It supports Xbox controllers and keyboard.The full version contains a lot more levels, allows you to choose more characters and play levels created by other community members. It also contains online multiplayer and ranked matches.Have a great time!