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Most of the time, you will be moving between different parts of the city. Walking works for nearby locations, but a vehicle is much more useful when you need to cross the map. Getting familiar with the streets helps too. After a while, you will start to recognize where you are without having to search for every destination.
Missions give you a clear reason to travel. Follow the objective shown in the game and head to the required location. What happens next depends on the mission. Some tasks involve driving, while others put you in situations where you have to deal with enemies.
If you are not in the mood for a mission, just explore. Drive through areas you have not visited, look around the city, or get used to the roads. You can return to the missions when you are ready.
Vehicles are useful throughout the game, especially when an objective is on the other side of the city. Driving also makes free exploration more enjoyable because you can cover much more ground than on foot.
The important thing is to learn how the city is laid out. Knowing the roads makes it easier to reach mission locations and saves time when moving from one area to another.
The browser project supports keyboard and mouse, controllers, and touchscreen input on supported devices. The exact button layout can differ between setups, so the in-game control settings are the safest place to check the bindings.
There is no single way to spend your time in Quenq Vice City. You can focus on missions and keep moving through the game, or ignore the objectives for a while and explore the city. That freedom is the main part of the experience.
Quenq Vice City was an independent browser project, not an official Rockstar Games release.