Don’t Touch this Button!

Don't Touch this Button is a minimalistic yet engaging puzzle game with a first person perspective. Players navigate a series of interconnected rooms where your objective is to locate the button. While the gameplay mechanics are straight forward (do the opposite), the game's design encourages problem-solving and strategic thinking.
The entire play through lasted roughly 45 minutes to an hour, with 100% achievements being easily obtainable.
If you are seeking a casual puzzle game with some problem-solving, I would definitely recommend Don't Touch This Button, especially if the game is on sale.

Fun little puzzle game about mainly pushing buttons. Beat in under an hour with 100% Achievements - well worth the $0.60 I picked it up for on Fanatical.
If you like solving puzzles, this could be worth your time.

Don't touch any buttons here!
And by the way , If you want to play a game what's playable with someone who is not really in any type of gaming , this one is a good option for that thing. I gave it a try with my mom , who is not really interested in any games , we had fun , and nice time for the first try , even If she couldn't control she's movement too much.
So yeah , in my opinion in this section what this game is in it is pretty cool , give it a try , and take care!

Clever games curator review: 6.5/10. This game is mostly a series of 60+ word riddles, each in the form of a negative statement (don't push the button). Do the opposite (push the button!) and you progress to the next room. The riddles quickly become a lot less direct (watch your step!) and often require a bit of attention to detail such as out-of-place aspects of the simple but competently decorated 3D escape rooms. Usually, they are just difficult enough to give you a mild "ooh I'm clever" feeling when solving, without making your head even remotely hurt.
BUT: Occasionally (2-3 times), they are infuriating with no real direction about what to do and have to be brute forced by random guessing, although perhaps I missed some little detail (discussions on the forum, however, suggest that many people agree on which rooms are unfair in this way). These also happen to be the rooms that have no instructions/riddle to solve or guide you. Sadly, because I didn't look up solutions to those, I'd say at least 30-45 minutes of my 140 minute playtime was spent on those levels, and it definitely hurts my overall rating of the game.
While played in 3D in an engine that seems to be designed for moderate platforming, the game takes almost no advantage of the 3rd dimension, nor does it require tricky jumps or any timing, EXCEPT... The last 5 or so levels which do require some jumping/reflexes. The very last one is actually noticeably challenging in that way, especially compared to all earlier levels. While it would be completely reasonable for any kind of platformer and is a somewhat welcome change of pace to me personally, cerebral puzzle lovers may well be turned off and/or unable to finish the game because of it. Given that it's the last level, and there's no explicit storyline to complete, it's probably not a big deal.
So in the end I recommend it, but with some hesitation due to its uneven puzzle difficultly level and somewhat inconsistent playstyle right at the end.

Runs perfectly on steam deck despite the unsupported status.
Cheeky little puzzle game.
The game gives you hints that are the exact opposite of what you need to do to. It’s quite clever and I found it humorous.
This is a short game, only around 1-1.5 hours to beat and 100% complete, but I enjoyed every moment.

Baby's first "rage" puzzle game. Very simple concept, to do the opposite, with good execution. Doesn't overstay its welcome and understands its price. Recommended for first timers and those who need a little break.

Short but fun. One or two puzzles where somewhat problematic but overall it was ok.