Physics makes the ropes behave unexpectedly. I tried it and it was hard. The core mechanic involves dragging and twisting ropes with your mouse to tie them around tiny needles. This action feels wonky when physics mess up your fluid motions, making each level a cluttered puzzle you must solve with subtle movements.
Start dragging the rope with your mouse to begin. You must twist it carefully to avoid the cluttered screen chaos. Physics can be wonky, which makes the controls tricky, especially when you try to finish each puzzle. The feature is dragging and twisting the rope with the mouse, and it feels like a puzzle you cant quite solve. You get that addictive itch to finish it all.
While playing, you use the mouse to drag and twist the rope, which is kinda weird anyway, to tie it around tiny needles. The buttons are the mouse clicks and drags, and their controls feel tricky when physics mess up your fluid motions. It takes a second to master the subtle movements needed. The screen is cluttered and each level feels like a puzzle you cant quite solve, making you growl sometimes.
Quick tip i found is to focus on the dragging and twisting mechanics. It is harder then it looks because the physics can be wonky. Use the mouse to make small, subtle movements to control the rope around the tiny needles. The cluttered screen makes it tricky, so i suggest mastering the controls early. This feature from the description makes each level a puzzle you can solve with patience.
Mastery involves understanding the physics thingy that makes the rope behave in a wonky way. The main action is dragging and twisting with your mouse, which is a neat control but can feel tricky. You must tie the rope around tiny needles on a cluttered screen, and each level is a puzzle you cant quite solve. It gives you that addictive itch to finish it all, even if the controls make you growl sometimes. The key feature is the fluid motion that gets messed up by the physics stuff.
