GameFlow
7.4#2 in game controller mapper softwareFree planFree planWebLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
VisitGameFlow vs JoyShockMapper
JoyShockMapper
7.2#4 in controller mapping softwareFree planFree planLinuxSelf-hostedWindows
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | GameFlow | JoyShockMapper |
|---|---|---|
| Documentation depth | The repository includes a 365-line wiki covering concepts, mappings, platform interop, phone protocol, overlays, themes, troubleshooting and contribution guidance. | The README contains command references, calibration procedures, configuration-file behavior, troubleshooting, and known issues. |
| Gyro aiming | Gyro aiming supports local, player and world frames, smoothing, drift calibration and stick or mouse output. | Gyroscope movement can control the mouse for precision aiming. |
| License | The repository is marked MIT licensed. | The repository is released under the MIT License with an as-is warranty disclaimer. |
| Purpose | GameFlow is cross-platform gamepad tooling that transforms gamepad, keyboard, mouse or phone input through saved profiles into virtual-controller output. | JoyShockMapper maps game controller input to keyboard, mouse, or virtual controller events for playing PC games. |
GameFlow plans
- FreeFree
JoyShockMapper plans
- Free/open-source JoyShockMapperFree
- JoyShockMapperFree
Pick GameFlow if…
GameFlow may suit players who want to remap game inputs, build custom control profiles, or use a phone browser as a controller. It is also relevant to users of the named motion-emulation software or OBS overlays.
Pick JoyShockMapper if…
JoyShockMapper suits PC players who want to map supported controllers to keyboard, mouse, or virtual controller inputs. It may interest players who want gyro controls or flick stick aiming.