Yeah, that’s exactly the kind of trick you can pull—make the screen a stage and the player a pawn who thinks they’re just tapping around. A few intentional “hidden” gestures can lead to clues, and by giving it a subtle misdirection you keep them guessing whether the clue was real or just an illusion. Think of it like a shadow in a room: you see it, but you can’t quite tell if it’s a real object or just a trick of light. And trust? Good luck getting them to trust that every gesture matters.