Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Steam Features — Controller, Cloud & HDR

The official Steam listing for Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy marks the PC release as Single-player with Steam Achievements, Full Controller Support, DualShock Controller Support, DualSense Controller Support, Steam Cloud, HDR available, and Family Sharing. Those tags are useful for checking the PC version, but they are not a full technical manual.

What the current Steam tags confirm

Feature	Confirmed scope
Single-player	The Steam version is listed as a single-player game.
Steam Achievements	Steam achievements are listed for the PC version; individual requirements are not published in the category block.
Full controller support	A controller is supported throughout the Steam version.
DualShock and DualSense support	Both controller families are listed. The page does not state whether every platform-specific feature works wired, wireless, or in every mode.
Steam Cloud	Cloud-save support is listed for the Steam version.
HDR available	HDR is listed as available; no supported display standard, calibration controls, or performance cost is specified.
Family Sharing	The Steam listing marks the game as compatible with Family Sharing.

Do not turn a store tag into an unannounced feature

Steam Cloud is not confirmation of cross-save with PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S. Likewise, controller support is not confirmation of remapping, adaptive triggers, haptics, accessibility presets, or a specific controller layout. The listing also does not announce multiplayer, co-op, cross-play, or a console performance mode.

The official FAQ confirms PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S as platforms. Per-platform save transfer, console storefront details, and the final PC-spec sheet remain separate questions and should be treated as unannounced unless Focus or Asobo publish them.

Using these Steam features

1. Re-check the official Steam listing in your region after major updates for new technical details.
2. If HDR matters to your setup, use the in-game calibration options instead of assuming a particular brightness or tone-mapping workflow.
3. Use Steam Cloud as a convenience feature, and keep a local backup if a save is important.
4. Keep platform-purchase decisions tied to the platforms guide and release-date guide, which track only confirmed availability information.