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The game should have keybinds. However, I agree with this post. AHK is a godsend for remapping keys.
(Edit: I had the v,w backwards)
It's as easy as at text file with "v::w" That remaps the v key to be up. The game thinks you hit w.
I'm happy to help if anyone needs it.
Here are the move keys remapped to the arrow keys (for an example)
0--Download ahk
1--Save your new keys in Notepad as FileName.ahk
2--Double click the .ahk file
3--When you want to end, you pretty much have to go to the system tray and close the app entirely. "Pause" didn't work for me.
BTW, I think you have those backwards. I had to edit my example because I had them backwards too ;)
This should let you toggle autohotkey on/off. You'll have to manually close on the system tray in order to completely stop it though. I suppose you can add a command line to exit on a push of a button.
Mappings are only active when the game window is active. So no need to pause or exit the script when you need to alt-tab and write something (doesn't work in Steam overlay, though). Enjoy.