Azure Latch Controls: PC Keybinds & Xbox Controller Layout
Core Keybinds (PC)
From the official game description and the developers’ mechanics cards:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| M1 | Shoot (near a loose ball: volley) |
| 1–5 | Style skills |
| Q | Tackle · GK dive (A/D + Q dives left/right) |
| E | Dribble (with ball) · Techniques (without ball) |
| R | Whistle / call for a pass |
| F | Speed burst |
| G | Flow / Awakening (flow guide) |
| T | Style T-special (e.g. Doberman Charge on defensive styles) |
| B | Emote wheel (emotes) |
| Spacebar | Rainbow flick · GK jump |
Advanced Inputs
- Curve shot — hold A or D, look upward, then M1. The direction key sets the curve side (shooting guide).
- Side dash — A/D + Q for a lateral dash; the official card notes it does not carry iFrames, so don’t dash into tackles expecting immunity.
- Shoulder bash — tackle into another tackle (Q during an opponent’s Q) to win physical duels.
- Header — position under an airborne ball near your head height; contact converts automatically.
- Volley — M1 while a ball is loose in the air near you.
Xbox / Controller
Azure Latch runs on Roblox’s console client, and searches for “azure latch xbox controls” spike after every update. The bindings map through Roblox’s default gamepad translation (shoot on R2/RT-equivalent, skills on the d-pad/bumper combos shown in the in-game Settings → Keybinds screen). Two practical notes: rebind in Settings rather than memorizing defaults — the game exposes keybind customization, including jersey number — and menu navigation uses the Roblox virtual cursor.
Settings Worth Changing
Settings lets you toggle features, rebind keys and set your jersey number. If a quest or gamepass unlock (like British Aiku) isn’t appearing, its toggle lives in Settings under the Gamepass/Quest category (quests guide).