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Over the last decade, videogames have gotten much better at communication. After so many years, we've finally got comprehensive tutorials, clear user interfaces and well-paced difficulty curves that never leave you overwhelmed or confused - but have videogames lost something in this transition to easy-to-play accessibility? The Architect thinks so.

After stumbling their way through forests, caverns and ancient ruins, The Architect has uncovered scraps of an ancient manual, containing a hidden secret within: Sometimes, hiding information from the player, and making learning itself part of a game's challenge, can make eventual mastery all that more satisfying. Luckily for us, Tunic is here to show us how this nearly-forgotten technique is done.

You Saw: 

Tunic - 2022
Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu - 2018
Gears Tactics - 2020
Shadow of War - 2017
Metroid Dread - 2021
Deathloop - 2021
Heaven's Vault - 2019
Psychonauts - 2005
Death Stranding - 2019
Street Fighter 5 - 2016
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - 2017
Metroid Prime - 2002
Hollow Knight - 2017
Steamworld Dig 2
Elden Ring - 2022
Golden Light - 2022
Bug Fables - 2019
Monster Hunter Rise - 2018
Monster Hunter World - 2021
Fez - 2012
XCOM: Enemy Unknown - 2012
BABA is YOU - 2019
The Witness - 2016
Antichamber - 2013
Super Metroid - 1994
Super Mario Bros - 1985
XCOM 2 - 2016
Portal 2 - 2011
Far Cry 4 - 2014
Half Life Alyx - 2020
Knightfall - 2022
Dark Souls - 2012
Journey - 2017
Minecraft - 2011
Satisfactory - Early Access

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Support the channel on Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/ArchitectofGames Follow me on twitter!: https://twitter.com/Thefearalcarrot Over the last decade, videogames have gotten much better at communication. After so many years, we've finally got comprehensive tutorials, clear user interfaces and well-paced difficulty curves that never leave you overwhelmed or confused - but have videogames lost something in this transition to easy-to-play accessibility? The Architect thinks so. After stumbling their way through forests, caverns and ancient ruins, The Architect has uncovered scraps of an ancient manual, containing a hidden secret within: Sometimes, hiding information from the player, and making learning itself part of a game's challenge, can make eventual mastery all that more satisfying. Luckily for us, Tunic is here to show us how this nearly-forgotten technique is done. Check Out Skyehoppers!:https://www.youtube.com/c/Skyehoppers You Saw: Tunic - 2022 Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu - 2018 Gears Tactics - 2020 Shadow of War - 2017 Metroid Dread - 2021 Deathloop - 2021 Heaven's Vault - 2019 Psychonauts - 2005 Death Stranding - 2019 Street Fighter 5 - 2016 Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - 2017 Metroid Prime - 2002 Hollow Knight - 2017 Steamworld Dig 2 Elden Ring - 2022 Golden Light - 2022 Bug Fables - 2019 Monster Hunter Rise - 2018 Monster Hunter World - 2021 Fez - 2012 XCOM: Enemy Unknown - 2012 BABA is YOU - 2019 The Witness - 2016 Antichamber - 2013 Super Metroid - 1994 Super Mario Bros - 1985 XCOM 2 - 2016 Portal 2 - 2011 Far Cry 4 - 2014 Half Life Alyx - 2020 Knightfall - 2022 Dark Souls - 2012 Journey - 2017 Minecraft - 2011 Satisfactory - Early Access

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