Controls

La Madriguera controls and physics

The challenge comes from force, grip, and reaction. Mastering Move / Hold matters more than memorizing one exact route.

Move Hold and Restart controls in La Madriguera
The game comes down to two ideas: move or hold, and restart when needed.

1. Dragging does not mean pulling hard

The longer the drag, the easier it is for the physics to answer with a hit. Use small movements to measure how each object reacts.

Zoomed Move Hold control in La Madriguera
The control looks simple, but precision comes from drag distance.

2. Release to recover stability

If an object starts spinning too much, release it. Wait briefly and grab again from a lower point or closer edge.

Interaction zone with Click to start text
Pausing and re-grabbing prevents many chaotic moves.

3. Treat Restart as a tool

Restart is not just giving up. It is part of learning: each reset lets you practice the first grab from the same reference point.

La Madriguera start screen ready for another attempt
A clean restart makes attempts easier to compare.
FAQ

Quick questions

Mouse or trackpad?

Mouse is usually more precise, but a trackpad works if you keep movements short.

Which control should I learn first?

Learn when to release. Do not fight an object that has already lost stability.

Why do objects jump?

The pull applies too much force or grabs from a point that creates rotation.