Not that much related, but it's one of the reason I love the game "baba is you" so much. It explains nothing. But it is carefully crafted to drive you in the

Not that much related, but it's one of the reason I love the game "baba is you" so much. It explains nothing. But it is carefully crafted to drive you in the right direction so that you discover things by yourself, step by step, from early to very late levels. It's a very difficult balance for a puzzle game, espacially for something as original as baba is you, that requires you to think a lot out of the box: - a level completly chalenges your perception of what you are as a player - another one forces you to put yourself in a loosing position to win - one requires an object that does not exist at all in the entire level It's a joy to understand those new mechanisms. But it is a hard game, so it needs a way to help you without spoiling the fun of solving it. If you like level design like me, it's a treat, and a good example of great tutoring. Now as a teacher, I do that as well. But mixed to traditional teaching because I teach adults, and they want to compress the learning time and be productive fast, even at the price of a more superficial understanding.