The biggest problem I have with most computer games that function as large puzzle books is that their tutorials invariably tell you a piece of tech or strategy but don't explain the logic, they just say "If you encounter this setup, do these steps"

Not only does that make it harder for me to remember what to do, I feel like it defeats the purpose of doing pen-and-paper puzzles (digital or otherwise)

Like, I'm here to work my brain, not just do steps I was told to do

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@coriander I wonder if I could get coriander to try Bean and Nothingness

@coriander obscure indie puzzle game, very challenging and incredibly brilliant

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