“Does this controller works only as a trigger or does it also produce in-game moves like the gamepads of an htc vive?”

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• It does cause some in-game movement (rotational and tilt), but it is in a fixed spot in space due to the fact mobile VR is limited. So not as immersive as the HTC vive but it works well for what it is

  Answered by Jack 8 years ago

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• You use the controller to shoot and other things. You move your head to look then shoot. It has a directional pad on it as well.

  Answered by carter 8 years ago

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• You can swipe disc left right up down for movement or selection or point and shoot, depending on the game

  Answered by Nervebreaker 8 years ago

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• If you are asking can you move in game with the controller, the answer is yes. The pad also works as a directional pad and is sensitive. I found this out while playing "Finding" from the Oculus store.

  Answered by FloppyJester 8 years ago

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• The GearVR controller tracks motion, although not as 1:1 as the vive is, this controller allows you do do cool things like point and shoot a gun, golf, and even paint. It's essentially an upgraded Daydream controller with an added trigger.

  Answered by DerpsMcHelperPersonThing 8 years ago

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