Too Many Buttons is a browser game designed around a simple, frustrating premise: among many buttons displayed on screen, only one is the correct button to click. The main purpose is to create a humorous and rage-inducing experience where players must find the single functional button while avoiding numerous chaotic consequences triggered by incorrect clicks.

The game features multiple gameplay modes, including Classic mode for relaxed play and Speedrun mode where players compete against the clock. It offers various difficulty levels that increase the number of buttons on screen, with the hardest setting presenting up to 200 buttons simultaneously. Every wrong click activates random chaotic effects such as screen shaking, fake system alerts, and loud, surprising sounds.

The game operates on a straightforward principle: identify and click the one working button hidden among many non-functional ones. Its unique approach lies in the immediate, unpredictable chaos that follows each incorrect selection, creating an environment of tension and comedy without any tutorials or instructions.

Benefits include providing quick, accessible entertainment that evokes strong emotional reactions ranging from laughter to frustration. Use cases involve short gaming sessions for stress relief, sharing funny moments with friends, and challenging others to beat high scores in Speedrun mode.

The target audience includes casual gamers looking for quick, browser-based entertainment and players who enjoy frustrating, viral-style games. The game requires no sign-up or downloads and runs directly in web browsers, making it accessible across desktop and mobile platforms with an internet connection.