Gravity is the main mechanic. I think the physics are wonky but predictable enough to keep you hooked. You control a toilet which is a strange idea but the game makes it work with simple fun and occasional glitches that i find oddly satisfying.
Playing means moving right away, no complicated unlocks needed. The controls are simple directional inputs and a jump button, and the tricky part is dealing with the wonky physics. You just start moving, and the game is free to play on most platforms, which is a neat thing. Mastery comes from understanding how gravity and surfaces interact, a tricky balance but rewarding once you get it.
While playing, i noticed you use basic directional inputs and a jump button. The controls are simple, but timing is everything, which is kinda weird anyway, you tap the jump at just the right moment to land solidly on surfaces. There’s no complex combo system, just patience and trial and error. Sometimes you have to wait for the perfect moment to leap or adjust mid-air, and their movement helps predict where they'll land. The game responds to these clicks.
Quick tip i found is that leaping from certain angles makes barely changing your speed easier. If you hit the right spots, you can jump farther without messing up. Also, watching your character’s movement helps predict where they'll land. Sometimes, slowing down on tricky parts keeps you from bouncing off surfaces prematurely. The physics are more predictable then you think. Just be ready for moments where the physics do their own thing, and i use this to my advantage.
Stuff you need to know is focusing on timing your jumps perfectly. I discovered that holding your jump button for a fraction longer sometimes boosts your bounce, making tricky hops easier. Also, try to stay close to the edges of platforms when possible. The game loves to throw random wonky physics at you, so keeping things predictable helps. It’s annoying how unpredictable some surfaces are, but that also keeps it interesting. The controls are simple, but mastery comes from understanding how the gravity and surfaces interact, and it’s a straightforward experience that doesn’t require extra spending or in-game purchases. This thing is all about timing and the inputs are basic.
