- TESTED the portal sheet read on 2026-11-04, and the HUD labels photographed the same day
- IN-GAME WASD, Mouse, Left shift, Space, Left click, Tab, E, R, P, Z, X
- OFFICIAL ONLY the sheet is the portal page, not a manual shipped with the game
- NEEDS CHECK whether every bind on the sheet still does what it says in this build
The sheet the portal publishes
CrazyGames lists eleven binds for this game. Copied as printed:
| Key | What the sheet says |
|---|---|
WASD | move |
Mouse | look |
Left shift | sprint |
Space | jump |
Left click | interact |
Tab | leave / finish activity |
E | open / close box |
R | rotate furniture when moving, otherwise open the reputation panel |
P | pause |
Z | skip delivery by watching ads |
X | skip delivery by spending energy — documented by the portal, not yet seen in play |
Two things in that table are worth flagging before you rely on it. R is doing
double duty — one key, two functions, decided by whether you are carrying
furniture — and Z/X are the two shortcuts that trade something outside the
game (an ad, or energy) for time saved inside it.
The three keys the game prints
The HUD prints three lettered tiles in the top-left corner: P, R and C.
They sit under three icons — a gear, a star and a hand — which is the client
telling you what opens behind each letter, not the portal.
C is the one that is not on the portal's sheet at all. We have not opened it
yet in a state where it would do something; it is listed here because the HUD
prints it, and left at that.
What we verified and what we did not
E is the bind we used repeatedly: picking a box up, then pressing E to cut it
open. WASD moved us, the mouse aimed, and a left click interacted with the shop
sign, the box and the shelf. Those four are TESTED.
The rest of the sheet is IN-GAME only in the sense that we are quoting the
portal: Left shift, Space, Tab, R, P, Z, X were not exercised one by
one. If a bind matters to a page you are reading, that page should say so itself
rather than lean on this table.
Why this page exists at all
Because the two lists disagree by omission. A reader who only sees the portal
sheet will not know the game prints C, and a reader who only plays may never
learn that Z and X exist. Printing both, and marking which is which, is the
whole job of this page.
Last checked against the client: 2026-11-04 · client web build 2026-11-04