Tired of grinding the same farming loop or performing identical clicks in Attack on Titan Revolution? Record your routine once with AOT Revolution Macro, then replay it instantly on a hotkey while you step away.
Attack on Titan Revolution involves repetitive sequences — whether you're farming resources, executing the same combat combo, or clicking through menus dozens of times per session. Every repetition eats time you could spend elsewhere.
AOT Revolution Macro captures your exact clicks and keystrokes once, then replays them perfectly on demand. Press F10 and watch your routine execute without your hands. Adjust the speed slider to match your game's pace — slow it down to 10% if you're debugging, or crank it to 1000% to tear through a long loop in seconds.
The app runs entirely offline with no telemetry, no account signup, and no hidden features locked behind a paywall. What you download is what you get.
Resource farming loops: Record a five-click sequence that collects materials, returns to base, and repeats. Save it as 'farm_loop.macro', then replay it 50 times while you do something else.
Menu navigation: Capture clicking through a shop menu, selecting items, and confirming purchases. Replay the exact sequence without hunting for buttons every time.
Combat or ability sequences: If your character has a go-to attack pattern, record the hotkey presses once and let the macro execute it frame-perfectly whenever you need it.
AFK routines: Set your macro to loop indefinitely (or a specific count) and let it run. The app replays input at the hardware level, so even fullscreen games accept it.
Multi-machine testing: Recorded a grinding routine on your main PC? Save the file and run it on a laptop or another machine without any setup.
Mouse clicks are replayed as coordinate-based input, so they land where your cursor was when you recorded them. If your screen resolution changes between sessions, clicks may miss their target — stick to keyboard-driven routines when possible for better portability.
The macro replays ordinary keyboard and mouse input exactly as you recorded it. It doesn't inject code into the game or bypass any protections. Always review your game's terms of service to confirm macros are permitted; we can't predict how any individual game enforces its rules.
Once you press F10, your routine runs at the speed you set on the slider. You can stop a looping macro at any time by pressing a key or clicking.
Yes. Input is replayed at the scan-code level, which works in fullscreen, windowed, and remote desktop sessions where simpler tools fail.
No. The Windows app carries everything it needs. Just install it once and start recording.
Yes, forever. No trial, no locked features, no Pro upgrade. MIT licensed.
Yes. Both are rebindable through the app settings so you can choose keys that don't conflict with your game.
The app runs completely offline. No telemetry, no update pings, no network activity at all.
Yes. Both are supported and tested. Save your routine on one and load it on the other.
Start recording your first routine in under a minute — no signup, no ads, no limits.
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