Mojang Studios has made it possible to explore the map and select items in your inventory using nothing but touch. Navigating the menus and map is a little different. I found that moving the inputs slightly lower and to the side out of the way made for the best experience and gave me more room to view the action. Actions can also be mirrored so you'll have the same size and positioning for each left and right cluster, or you can manipulate them both individually. The A, X, Y, and B buttons can all be rotated into different positions too.
A handy touch control configuration button hidden away in the top-right corner of the screen allows you to move and resize the analog stick on the left and group of buttons on the right to any position on the screen. In Minecraft Dungeons, you're presented with a virtual analog stick and on-screen buttons that can be customised in whatever way best suits you. From what Microsoft and Mojang Studios have shown with their game and touch controls, it's possible to have a great Xbox gaming experience with nothing but your phone.
With Xbox Cloud Gaming, you want to be able to fire up a game and get playing straight away with or without a controller. Microsoft seems to have accomplished all three of these things with Minecraft Dungeons. For touch controls to be a success, they need to be simple to use, responsive, and somewhat unobtrusive to the overall experience.
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