Controls are the main thing to think about. The game has simple button controls that let you click and drag to choose paths. You can move objects around, which feels a bit sensitive sometimes. I like how the clickers work even if they are a little wonky. The physics when moving items can be tricky but you get used to it after a few tries.
Clicking through the options is how you start. The game lets you pick between fashion design or art, and you use the mouse to navigate. The controls can be wonky, but you can move objects around to create stuff. You just need to click on Zoe's choices to see what happens, the sensitive clickers are part of it.
Often, the game is about making creative decisions, which is kinda weird anyway, using buttons to click through Zoe's options. You have to use the controls to move things, and the clickers are sensitive, which can be frustrating. The features are simple but the physics get tricky, and you have to click a lot to see all the paths. Their main goal is to spark creativity.
Quick tip i found is to not overthink the choices. The mechanics are simple, you just click and drag, but the controls are more sensitive then you expect. I learned that moving objects slowly helps with the wonky physics. The features are basic but addictive, so i just click and see what happens. It is better to be quick.
Clicks are the core of the gameplay. You use the mouse to click on Zoe's options to pick her path between fashion and art. The thingy is that the controls are simple but the clickers are sensitive, so moving the objects can feel tricky. The game has wonky physics sometimes, but you can figure it out. It is all about making choices and watching the results, with the main feature being the creative path selection.
