Where is the Tutorial

Puzzle game where you have to find a bomber before time runs out. When you click on the tutorial in the main menu, the game quickly explains that this is not the way things work around here. It also dislikes the first text font and changes it without asking for your feedback. A second later, you are thrust into a situation in which you have no idea what to do. The location is very small, uninteresting, and surrounded by hills. It just has three houses, a few individuals, and a few miscellaneous objects like a water well and barrels scattered around. You can fly about since you play the role of a drone. Another unique mechanic is the ability to clip through houses. However, except from a few strange things, there is nothing to see there. There is also a timer at the bottom of the screen, as well as a switch on the left side. When the timer runs out, you will see a report sheet with three items: incidents stopped, bombs exploded, and civilians killed. It turns out that the game wants you to locate a bomber among the villagers, click on it, and then execute it by pulling the switch. However, you must first discover clues as to who the perpetrator is. Once you have figured out the game's rules, the first level is simple because a villager's name will be shown on the board. The second level makes things slightly more difficult since it removes the name and replaces it with an ID that can be seen by clicking on each villager. Then it removes this and adds a combination of letters and numbers that make no sense and point to more people. Until you figure out what the number and letter mean. Also, it adds more criminals. This creates additional problem because the switch needs time to reset. Since a criminal doesn’t wait for the timer to reach zero, it will blow up before the switch resets. Each level has five rounds, and you move to the next stage if your rating stays positive. But if it drops below zero, you’ll have to restart the level. The only and biggest criticism is how you check people. First issue is that you can only click on a person when you’re close. You don’t know the range so you have to fly right next to it. Since people move around, it might move just as you’re about to click it. The other problem is that a person’s ID card takes part of the screen and prevents you from quickly clicking on another person. This also creates a problem when there are several people on the same spot. It’s impossible to click on the person you want, and you waste precious seconds clicking the wrong person. I'm not sure, but I think achievements are broken as well.

So, I divorced my wife and I became very deppresed. She took the kids and left me without the house I owned but, after selling her stuff she forgot to hide, I bought this game and my mood became much better. I have not played much but the quality is very good. Absolutely recommend. 8/9: After a few months, I have overcome my loss and actually saw the kids for the first time. I financially recovered and before I knew it, Multiplayer had released. My honest opinion, it is better than before, especially that you can pulverize civilians like my granddad used to do between 1939 and 1945. And as for my failed marriage after Multiplayer, she is going way worse, my money may have been a temporary happiness but the problems came knocking on her. As far as I know, she has lost the home and I got it back thanks to a non-braindead judge and actually got custody and I could never be happier. A special thanks goes out to Olympic_Hamster for accompanying me through dark times! 30/01 It's been a while since I got full custody and man, I could not have been happier. As for my ex-wife, she actually tried to give us a second chance but bruh, ain't no way. As for the game, although it may appear as I only have 0.6h, my brain is projecting it constantly so in theory I should have around 2900 hours because everywhere I go is replaced with the game's textures. The people are replaced, the houses, streets and even MY DAUGHTERS TOO! Now, I can't stop seeing things as Where is the Tutorial because, I'm afraid I have become the so despised tutorial and Steam, should bump my gameplay to 2900 hours because I have constantly been seeing that world. 10/10 would recommend

I've played this game for a few hours and i must say it is very entertaning, funny and sometimes a bit difficult, would recommend to anybody who is thinking abourt buying it or that likes a bit of problem solving with some hummor. :)

I had fun with this game. The gameplay, although repetitive, never gets tiring and the story (no spoilers) is interesting (tbh I've never seen a story like that before). If you want to have some fun with easy yet interesting gameplay mecanics and a side story that's interesting, give it a try. Btw first lmaoaoaoaoaoaoaoao

“Where is the Tutorial?” is a chaotic masterpiece wrapped in frustration and discovery. It drops you straight into its mysterious world with no hand-holding, no guides, and—true to its name—no tutorial. If you thrive on experimentation and love games that make you feel both clever and clueless at the same time, this one’s for you. The premise is simple: figure out what to do and how to do it. The game relies on environmental storytelling, cryptic hints, and the occasional "Aha!" moment to keep you hooked. Every mechanic you unlock feels like a victory, but every failure is a harsh reminder of how little the game cares about your comfort. Pros: Immersive world that rewards curiosity. Surprisingly deep mechanics hidden behind layers of mystery. Constant sense of discovery. Cons: Some puzzles border on obtuse; expect trial-and-error frustration. The lack of direction can feel more punishing than rewarding at times. Definitely not for players who want clear objectives or guidance. Overall, Where is the Tutorial? is a bold and unique experience that will either become your next obsession or drive you to uninstall in record time. Approach it with patience, and you might just find your own path to brilliance. Would I recommend it? Yes, but only if you're ready to embrace chaos. "The tutorial was inside us all along." Pretty accurate considering this was written by chatgpt

Where is the tutorial is a game, without tutorial. It gives you the experience of guessing how to play the game by yourself. By following the clues, gliding through the small map and failing over and over you will learn how to play it. The creator himself spoke to me and helped me figure out some of the clues I was missing and for that I'm so greatful. I would consider it as a mystery or deduction game, me and my wholesome friend Truetentic spent 3 hours with a pen and paper figuring it all out while enjoying a beatifull game created by a hamster that participated in the Olympics. I'm so happy that I bought this game as it is so simple and so enjoyable that 3 hours pass flying by. With love, Tumbukta

Good game, real fun yay but no multilpayer

Very positive! I loved having the grandma evaporated every game.