Hex Reverse Controls — Keyboard, Mouse and Controller Support

Hex Reverse controls are keyboard and mouse on Windows, because that is the only input route the store listing documents. The listing carries no controller support category, and it also carries two categories that shape how the controls feel in practice: Playable without Timed Input and Save Anytime. What the store page does not carry is a key map, so this page covers the documented input options and is explicit about what is still unpublished.

How You Control Hex Reverse

Hex Reverse is a turn-based card game on a hexagonal battlefield, so control is about placing cards on spaces rather than steering or aiming. You and your opponent alternate placing cards, and the only comparison happens between the edges that touch, which means the whole interface is built around selecting a card and choosing a hex. The store listing for the game is Windows-only, and no alternative input method is announced as the primary scheme.

Controller Support and the Touch Option

Steam publishes controller support as its own categories, and how they are set on the listing is the documented answer here.

Steam category	Listed for Hex Reverse
Full Controller Support	No
Partial Controller Support	No
Touch Only Option	Yes
Playable without Timed Input	Yes
Save Anytime	Yes
Custom Volume Controls	Yes

The Touch Only Option flag is the one to note: it means the game can be played with touch alone, which on a Windows device points at a touchscreen rather than at a phone release, since no mobile version is listed. Custom Volume Controls is the only audio-related setting named.

What Is Not Documented Yet

The store page does not list a single key binding, and it does not say whether keys can be remapped. No gamepad layout, no mouse sensitivity setting and no accessibility options beyond the categories above are published, so any specific scheme you read elsewhere should be treated as unverified until the game or its community hub documents it. For anything platform-related beyond input, see the platforms page; the settings that do exist ship alongside the features listed on the features page.