Oxygen Keyboard Shortcuts and Hotkeys

by Mike Alexander / Game Guides, General Guides / 08 Feb 2022

Surviving in a world that has been struck with an apocalypse must be terrifying. I sure know I couldn’t do it. I don’t think we will have to deal with that in our lifetime, but we do have different kinds of media that might be inadvertently preparing us for the day we revert back to the stone age and have to do whatever we need to in order to survive.

Take for instance, the new game Oxygen from Turquoise Revival Games. This game is a survival-focused city builder in which you’ll need to handle the needs of an ever-growing community in a world that is ravaged by winds, droughts, extreme weather, and most importantly, a lack of oxygen.

That’s a tall order for even the most seasoned city builder player, let alone someone who only has minimal experience with them like I do. BUT! If I can do it, so can you! And what I have for you here today is all of the knowledge you need to be able to actually play Oxygen. What do I mean by that? Well, it’s the Oxygen PC keyboard and key bindings controls guide! Like all of our other guides, this has everything you need to know neatly laid out for you to glance at. Leave this page open for those times when you aren’t sure what your next move should be!

PC Keyboard Controls

Move Forward: W

Move Down: S

Move Right: D

Move Left: A

Turn Left: Q

Turn Right: E

Pause: Space Bar

Normal Speed: 1

Fast Game Speed: 2

Fastest Game Speed: 3

Focus Oxygen Center: F

Research Center: M

Radar: J

Signal Tower: K

Toggle UI: L

Vote of Confidence: C

Help: H

Event Log: Z

Buildings: B

Dismantle building: V

Statistics: N

Oxygen Sufficiency: 9

Energy Consumption: 0

Tasks: X

Zoom In: Num +

Zoom Out: Num –

Quick Save: F5

Ruins: G

Dirt Road: T

Remove Road: Y

Oxygen Beginner’s Guide: 8 Tips and Tricks to Get Started

Mike Alexander

Mike has been playing video games since he was able to hold a controller, having been fascinated by Sonic 2 on his mom’s Sega Genesis. That fascination and passion for the art form has grown exponentially nearly 30 years later, and he doesn’t see that fading away anytime soon.
View all posts