I've also enjoyed using it for 2D games, and the gyros make it GREAT for racing games, but you should expect to spend at least a few minutes setting it up and tweaking before playing any new game.
I have had some success playing SC with the triggers and trackpads, though. I had hoped to use the gyros for that, but I was disappointed to find that that aspec t of the software is grossly underdeveloped. I bought this to play Star Citizen, which requires six degrees of freedom. But if you're a PC gamer who is going to have a mouse and keyboard in front of you anyway then the Steam controller will probably sit unused. If you want to experiment with an innovative input devise, or if you're just a casual gamer who wants to play on the couch, then the Steam controller is probable worth $35. It's better than any controller, but it isn't magical enough to rival a mouse. Updated article for XBox One Controllers If you’re running macOS Catalina (10.15) or newer, and you’re considering an XBox One Controller, then please read the article Bluetooth XBox One controller on a Mac for more up. In terms of performance it is, as you might expect, somewhere between a mouse and a controller. In this article I intend to play games under Steam on a Mac, on MacOS X Yosemite, by using this controller. I wish that it had standalone software a la the Steelseries engine. Of course, it does require all games to be run through Steam's Big-Picture mode.
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