Separate the three available clues
Wrecked! 2 has a sports category, a description calling it a survival strategy game, and controls reading mouse, touch, left, right. These clues do not establish a vehicle, a sport, enemies, or a resource system. Rather than forcing them into a familiar genre, use the opening interface to identify the survival condition and the object affected by left and right movement.
Choose an observation before acting
A productive first input answers a specific question. For example, does a brief directional action move an object immediately, change its direction, or select an option? The listing leaves all of those possibilities open. Once the result is visible, connect the action to that result and repeat only if you still need to clarify the relationship. This creates a foundation for strategy without pretending the sparse description contains one.
Write the objective in plain language
After the game presents its rules, summarize what must be preserved or avoided in a single sentence. Then identify one decision that influences that condition. Survival can mean different things across games, so do not assume a timer, health bar, or last-player-standing format. A useful early brief contains the observed objective, the confirmed directional control, and the next unanswered question.