January 2017
I have Unravel on my PS4. It has worked a few times with no issues but then it started getting stuck on the Continue/New Game screen; neither the toggle stick nor pad move the highlighted color, X doesn't select Continue which is highlighted, and Square doesn't open the EULA. I've tried uninstalling and downloading the game again as well as restarting both the game and PS4 but no change. And I did confirm that my controller is still working on my other games. Thanks for your help!
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January 2017
So it turns out it was the controller and not the game. It was just a coincidence that the controller decided to di soon after I started playing Unravel. I bought a new controller after my knuckledragger attempts at fixing my old one didn't quite pan out and now all is right in the world. And the game is great; some light hearted fun before the next shooter game. Thanks for your help David!
January 2017
@chuckzilla13 Thanks for the post. Can I check if you have any other pads connected to your system? Also, I wonder if there's a profile mixup and the game is trying to use the unputs from a separate one.
In any case, please restart your system from the power menu, instead of putting it to sleep.
Then log in with just your main account and your active pad and try again.
Cheers
January 2017
Thanks for the advice David. Unfortunately I'm still not able to get past the screen. I only have one controller and only one profile for the system at the moment. I did follow your other advice regarding the restart from the power menu but still had no luck.
The problem may be with the controller so I ordered a new one. The strange thing is the current controller works when I'm maneuvering the PS4 options on the main screen but then doesn't work on any of my games now (it worked on them a few days ago). So I'm perplexed but will update once the new controller arrives.
January 2017 - last edited January 2017
@chuckzilla13 Thanks for the update. After some reasearch it seems that this can happen if the pad detects a stuck input. This can happen if the pad is damaged, or if there's dirt causing a stuck button.
If there's dirt/a stuck button a bit of low-tech percussive maintenance may help, basically give it a solid whack off something that won't be damaged.
This is at your own risk, but there's a chance that doing this will loosen whatever's stuck. Mashing all your buttons might help to unstick the buttons too.
January 2017
So it turns out it was the controller and not the game. It was just a coincidence that the controller decided to di soon after I started playing Unravel. I bought a new controller after my knuckledragger attempts at fixing my old one didn't quite pan out and now all is right in the world. And the game is great; some light hearted fun before the next shooter game. Thanks for your help David!