Support, annoyance, and clicking are key mechanics. i mainly use my mouse to interact with buttons and make choices, discovering hidden interactions along the way.
Click, explore, and find where to interact with objects and dialogue options, which often includes clicking around random spots, since the game responds to hover or repeated clicks for secrets and jokes, you just need to experiment and observe the responses.
Inside the game, buttons are simple icons you click to proceed or select dialogue options, which is kinda weird anyway, especially since their visuals are basic with basic animations and physics that sometimes get wonky, making the game feel rough but still fun.
Quick tip: keep clicking around and try pressing the same dialogue responses again and again, then something funny or new might happen, i discovered this when testing interactions, which often unlocks goofy scenes or jokes.
This game is all about simple mechanics, button clicks, and minor puzzles, which can be kinda repetitive but easy to pick up and play, making it a lazy time-killer for sure, especially if you like quirky stuff and basic controls.
