REVO is now Steam aware, PlayStation controllers are better supported, and the heroic exploits of community bug hunters has led to new victories. The Steam Beta is still alive and kicking, so join in the fun and help with the pre-launch effort (details below). And wishlist REVO!

Steam Integration

It took some trial and error, but REVO is now able to respond to the Steam Client. The main feature is its ability to automatically pause combat if you pull up the Steam Community Overlay.
When you launch REVO from the Steam Client, title menu and About screen information is now more relevant and will link you to Steam specific items in place of things that would have otherwise taken you out of the Steam ecosystem.
You can get a sneak peek of this Steam integration and help test that it works for every player. If you're not already part of the ongoing beta, go to the REVO store page and use the Request Access button to join the limited time playtest group. While youre at it, please wishlist REVO on Steam to boost its popularity which will help others discover the game. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1662790/REVO/

PlayStation Controllers

In an effort to support the most common controller types, REVO now allows you to specify the icon set within the Settings > Controls menu in game, which currently includes PlayStation and Xbox, as well as keyboard.
You should be able to enjoy PS3, PS4, and PS5 controller support thanks to Steam Input which magically inserts itself between REVO and your gamepad device to help it work like an Xbox/XInput controller. If you experience any big or small problem with your controllers and REVO, be that for personal taste or necessary accessibility, please reach out so I can try to resolve the issue. (Do note that this is not an offer to support Steam Input itself, but I will try to get REVO to play nice with your controller within reason.)

Major Bugs Crushed: 3

Thanks to some solid playtests from a small handful of community members, a couple major bugs that slipped by me were discovered and are now corrected.
More testing is always necessary to prove that it works where fixed and to discover new issues previously undetected. If you like to break stuff, consider joining the bug hunt and become a playtester for REVO. Help make it a better game before launch day arrives, which is coming up fast! Opportunity to try out the game is still available. Visit the REVO store page to Request Access.