Best Video Games for tutorial quality

#1

Tutorials, training modes, combo trials, character guides, and World Tour teaching tools receive exceptionally broad praise across the reviews.

#2

Tutorial quality is positive where mentioned, with each complex character system carefully explained.

#3

Tutorial framing receives praise for narrative integration, even though one review criticized the broader guidance as overbearing.

#4

Onboarding is praised where reviewers describe the game teaching mechanics and escalating them clearly before new twists arrive.

#5

Tutorials are praised as clear and not overly intrusive, helping explain the combat systems without slowing play.

#6

Tutorial quality is supported through enemies teaching boss patterns and mechanics being learned quickly through trial and error.

#7

The demo/tutorial-style introduction is seen as a useful explanation of what the game is about and how it plays.

#8

The prologue was credited with introducing the core systems before the larger investigative sections open up.

#9

Tutorial quality is generally functional, with Ingot Isle introducing mechanics well, though one review found the opening stretched too long.

#10

Tutorial support is improved for newcomers, though a few reviewers still wanted clearer explanations for jobs and early party balance.

#11

Reviewer evidence is mixed, with support including “getting familiar with several of the mechanics.”

#12

Evidence is limited and mixed, with one reviewer noting the cast timing took a long time to master rather than praising a formal tutorial.

#13

Tutorial quality is indirect and mixed: P-Switches teach techniques, while the broader game leaves many systems underexplained.

#14

Tutorial impressions were positive but mixed in strength: one review called it passable, while another called it really good.

#15

weapon tutorials and training flashbacks help teach systems, though one reviewer found the flashback approach odd.

#16

Tutorial quality is mixed: the game explains a lot but leans heavily on dense text and can overwhelm new players.

#17

Tutorial quality is highly divided, ranging from deep and comprehensive to under-explained, repetitive, or actively poor.

#18

Tutorial and control gimmicks are mixed: some touchpad interactions teach thematically, but others feel unnecessary or distracting.

#19

Tutorial quality is sharply split: one informational preview lists basic and advanced tutorials, while beta reviewers say the tutorial tools and clarity were frustrating.

#20

Tutorials and instructions are inconsistent, with some guidance appreciated but several reviewers calling it vague or insufficient.

#21

Tutorial and early instruction are widely seen as thin for such a complex format.

#22

Tutorial quality was criticized because important explanations could be buried, fleeting, or difficult to recover later.

#23

EventLab’s lack of tutorial guidance is called out as a weakness for creators.

#24

Tutorial quality is criticized in limited evidence for a mandatory motorcycle tutorial and over-explanation.