I like it, and having played board games with my (now adolescent) daughter for years, it all rings true to my experience. One thing I would like to point out i

I like it, and having played board games with my (now adolescent) daughter for years, it all rings true to my experience. One thing I would like to point out is that a lot of software (including applications, languages, frameworks, etc) would benefit from a similar approach. When the tutorial starts out with "install these five things and then set up this environment and take on board these thirty pieces of jargon and now we can do something", it is hindering its own growth. Usually, it was nothing like that when it started, and just added things to make it "easier" (for people who already knew the basics), without realizing that they were cutting off their flow of new users.