Read the input, then the action.
Use the supplied label as a clue, and the game’s instructions as your next step.
01 / Read the label literally
The directory contains two supplied control labels: Mouse/Touch and Keyboard. These are copied from the game records. They do not certify that a game works on a particular phone, tablet, browser or accessory.
A broad label does not specify every button or gesture. Open the preview, read its brief and check the instructions shown inside the game after Play.
02 / Same label, different action
Two Mouse/Touch listings illustrate why the label alone is not a rulebook.
Sugar Drop
The supplied description asks you to drag candy blocks and fill rows and columns. Placement is the described action.
Cake Art 3D
The listing describes holding to draw and decorate a cake. Holding is a different gesture from a single tap.
03 / Compare the label with the brief
Grid Drifter
The supplied control label is Keyboard. Its description mentions arrow keys or A and D, and also describes touching the left and right sides of a phone screen. We preserve both pieces of information; neither is a tested compatibility promise.
Follow the actual prompts in the loaded game. If keyboard input is ignored, click inside the game first so that it receives focus.
04 / Start deliberately, leave cleanly
Play creates the external game frame. Before that, the page displays only a local image and listing. The external game may show ads, request storage access or present its own controls.
Stop removes the frame. Restart creates a fresh frame and may reset unsaved progress. Full screen expands the player; use Exit full screen or Escape to return. If native full screen is unavailable, an expanded view is offered.
05 / When input or loading stalls
Wait for the game’s own opening screens, then follow its instructions. Try Restart if it remains blank, or Stop and choose another title. Frame loading alone does not confirm a playable game.
On narrow screens, rotate your device if that helps you read the controls. The website adapts its layout, but external games may have their own requirements. Return to the directory →