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Since the game doesn't show you the effect of "wrong" answers, you're left haphazardly guessing answers until one is correct, instead of incrementally learning
by gohrt 11y ago
Since the game doesn't show you the effect of "wrong" answers, you're left haphazardly guessing answers until one is correct, instead of incrementally learning by exploring.
Game designers, take note: design open-world games that let the player explore the controls, instead of simply refusing all unwanted actions.
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- thomaspark 11y agoThe game does (should) show you the wrong answers. And if a level requires multiple properties, you can add one at a time and check them incrementally clicking the "Submit" button.
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- tutts 11y agoIt does if you hit the submit button, but not if you just hit Enter.