Oh wow that's some nice feedback! Thanks! First time I see Lines X, seems nice. > I would allow a bit more trial and error from the user instead of explanator

Oh wow that's some nice feedback! Thanks! First time I see Lines X, seems nice. > I would allow a bit more trial and error from the user instead of explanatory text. The tutorial is something I play-tested a lot but with each iterations I've heard different opinions about it. I tried to strike a balance between letting the game explain itself and guiding the user trough text, but at the end of today I don't think there's a bullet-proof solution. One thing that I noticed is that a minimalistic approach like the one you suggested works well for: a. People who already have ton of experience with puzzle games b. People who are "really" intentioned to play the game In every other case, I was asked to add more guidance trough text, animations or more steps. If it was just for me, I would have definitely used an even more minimalistic approach (which was the first iteration). Onboarding is way more complex than I expected, and there's a ton to learn on the topic! Regarding the other suggestions: 1. I haven't thought about that. That's a clever tip! 2. This is something I tried implementing, but it didn't match well the minimalistic look (and the home screen UI) for my tastes... but I can definitely see it being a nice addition. Do you have any suggestion on how/where to "show" it? 3. We think alike, don't we? This is also something I wanted to implemented (e.g.: showing the list of available puzzles that could be picked). If I was the player, I'd "like" something like that. The thing is, nobody ever asked for it while/after playing. So I never implemented it. You're the first one to actually give me this feedback. 4. Gotcha. First time I get this feedback, but it does make sense to me. Thanks again for the great feedback :)