So I ran into a coin-based browser game today and wasn’t really sure what to do at first. The page opened and everything was already there, no clear start or explanation. I kept looking for a menu or at least some small guide, but couldn’t find anything like that. It felt like I was supposed to just understand it instantly, which confused me a bit. I tried interacting with it anyway, but I wasn’t fully confident that I was doing things the right way. There were no hints or visible steps to follow. Has anyone else had this kind of experience where the game just drops you straight into it?

I had a similar experience last night while sipping my coffee and trying out a new idle clicker game. It dropped me in with just a blank screen and a spinning coin. I ended up clicking randomly until the mechanics finally made sense. A lack of onboarding is so frustrating. It reminded me of when my receipt-scanning app glitched out, and I had to check https://fetch-rewards.pissedconsumer...r-service.html to figure out where my points went. Developers really need to remember that we aren't mind readers!

I really think developers underestimate the power of a simple, clean tutorial.

There are too many gambling games now, games where you have to pay for something or buy things. I am so tired of that. Where are the simple games that just help pass the time? Now I have stopped playing all games, my maximum is jigsaw online. Free, nobody asks for anything, all pictures are freely available. I want to return a little to simplicity.