Incommunication Controls and UI

Knowing Incommunication controls before the bomb arms prevents fumbling at the worst moment. The Blind role depends on precise panel inputs; the Deaf role juggles camera and chat UI; the Mute role needs clear sightlines for gestures. This guide maps Roblox platform controls, in-experience UI, and role-specific input priorities so you spend cognitive load on communication — not hunting the interact button.

PC controls (default Roblox)

Action	Key
Move	W A S D
Jump	Space
Camera	Mouse
Interact / click module	Left mouse (context)
Shift lock (optional)	Shift
Menu	Esc
Chat	/ or Enter

Blind players should test interact range in safe lobby areas — some modules need you centered on the panel. Disable unnecessary shift-lock toggles if they disorient voice comms.

Mobile controls

• Virtual joystick for movement.
• Swipe camera — keep sensitivity moderate so Deaf can still watch Mute gestures.
• Tap to interact on bomb modules.
• Roblox app chat bubble for text fallback.

Mobile Blind players: enlarge touch targets by standing still before taps — movement plus tap causes mis-clicks under timer stress.

Console / gamepad

• Left stick move, right stick camera.
• Interact face button (varies by platform).
• Use on-screen keyboard for text chat if voice unavailable.

Console duos benefit extra from Signal Cheat Sheet because typing is slow.

In-game UI elements

While layouts can change with updates — watch Updates — expect:

• Timer — central pressure cue; Deaf should call time at 30s and 10s.
• Module area — Blind-only interaction zone; others stay clear to avoid blocking camera.
• Role indicator — confirms Mute / Deaf / Blind assignment each round.
• Round result banner — use for quick debrief before re-queue.

Mute players: position where Deaf camera naturally sees you — not behind furniture or at screen edge.

Chat and voice UI

Roblox places voice controls above your avatar (mic icon). Text chat opens via chat bubble or / on PC. Configure both in Voice Chat Setup before queuing.

Recommended chat discipline:

• Prefix messages with role initial when text-only: [D], [B].
• One instruction per line.
• Blind repeats before next message.

Blind role input checklist

Before touching a module:

1. Hands on panel, camera fixed.
2. Repeat command aloud or in chat.
3. Wait for confirm.
4. Single click / cut / press.
5. Announce result.

See Blind Role Guide for advanced panel habits.

Deaf role camera checklist

• Frame both Mute gestures and Blind hands when possible.
• Zoom judiciously — extreme FOV distorts gesture depth.
• Call “looking” when switching view so Blind pauses inputs.

Mute role positioning

• Face Deaf with full body visible.
• Avoid emote spam that obscures hand signals.
• Light-colored avatar skins improve gesture read at distance — cosmetic but practical.

Accessibility settings

Roblox account settings may include:

• Reduced motion (if available).
• Subtitle preferences for system messages.
• Privacy chat restrictions — must allow experience chat for co-op.

Parent accounts: verify child settings allow communication or text-only fallback per Getting Started.

After controls feel natural

Move to How to Defuse for the full loop and Communication Strategies for vocabulary. Controls become invisible once communication is trained — that is the goal.