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* Played with in ''[[Jak and Daxter|Jak II]]''. The first stage is your usual in-game tutorial (of the "escape from prison" variety), but it's integrated into the actual game in a way that you don't notice it... perhaps because you don't ''have'' to perform the actions he tells you, they're just told to you in the audio very conversationally, but you're totally free to just do the escape like he's not even talking.
* ''[[De Blob]]'' does a lot of hand holding, at least early on. Example: could you guess that a big blue sign stating "30" would require 30 paint points and a blue blob to activate? Too bad, the game will tell you this before you get a chance to prove your brilliance.
* [[Web Games|Web game]] ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20130814151044/http://www.e4.com/game/steamshovel-harry/play.e4 Steamshovel Harry]'' is a [[Deconstruction]] of this trope. You've got 15 minutes to save the earth; guess how long the tutorial takes?
== [[Puzzle Game]] ==
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