| 1 | Tutorial: A method of transferring knowledge and may be used as a part of a learning process. |
| 2 | * A game tutorial is especially important as it is integral to being able to deliver a deep, rich game for the audience |
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| 4 | [[folder: Rules About How To Put A Tutorial]] |
| 5 | * Less Text, as too much text kills pacing and destroys immersion |
| 6 | * Make the tutorial interactive to the players |
| 7 | * No front loading and giving too much information right form the start, it will overwhelm the players with information and the players will forget what they have been told |
| 8 | * Instead, provide the players information as they needed and introduce new gameplay elements as they needed, it will make the players they the new gameplay elements right off the bat |
| 9 | * Make the tutorial fun |
| 10 | * Reinforce learning through play |
| 11 | * Listen to your players |
| 12 | * Be mindful to the demographic, try to get past your own perspective |
| 13 | * Make sure that tutorials are skippable and would not interrupt the flow of play |
| 14 | * Make your tutorial accessible to your game all the time, put it in your option screen is recommended |
| 15 | [[/folder]] |
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