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Controls: picking up, returning and checking prices

Pick up, return, inspect and navigate. Understand what an action should do before repeating it.

Sources checked

Quick answer

What are the desktop controls?

The official listing specifies mouse input. The supplied guide describes left-click interactions, holding left click to return an item and right click to check a price. These detailed mappings have not been independently playtested in this audit; use your current in-game tutorial if it differs.

Desktop quick reference

  • Left click: pick up or place an item at its interactive target.
  • Hold left click: the return interaction described in the supplied guide and discussed by players on the official page. Some reports describe return failures; it is not a guaranteed fix for every stuck item.
  • Right click: the price-check action documented in the supplied guide. Check the tutorial in your current build if it differs.
  • Move the pointer toward a view edge: inspect another part of the shop. Use small movements to avoid overshooting.
  • For touch devices, follow the current in-game prompts rather than assuming that a long press always means right click.

A reliable way to test a click

First put the game frame in focus. Make one action, then look for a changed held-item indicator, a changed quantity or a response from the scene. If nothing changes, check whether dialogue is still active and whether you are pointing at the correct destination. Repeated clicking can hide the original problem by selecting more than you intended.

What we have and have not verified

The official listing identifies mouse input. The more detailed mappings above are retained from the supplied material and cross-checked where player reports exist. Our browser could load the official launcher but could not run the game because WebGL2 was unavailable. These mappings have therefore not been independently playtested in this audit; no exact mobile gestures are invented.

Sources & updates

Official statements, reader advice and direct observations are labelled separately.
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