Hi Lindsay.
There are several directories of online games, however the problem is they
lump say completely flash based games in with standard brouser ones, and
also these days games might use ridiculously complex html programming or
ajax which may or may not be accessible. Also bare in mind there are a
surprising amount of online games which just follow the storm8 model, ie,
pick an existing game with modular game code and rewrite it. This works
alright for some games who've made such heavy modification they are!
different, eg, twilight heroes as opposed to Kingdom of Loathing, however
many others are pretty blatant about their modding, (there are so many torn
city or eternal duel clones it's rather ridiculous).
This isn't to say searching google or directories can't! yield some decent
games, I recently found one called the reborn for instance, just prepare to
have to go through a lot of stuff that is either inaccessible or thinly
disguised mods before you find something playable.
The best entry for online games is the one at www.whitestic.co.uk, which are
games people have tested and played, indeed there are a fair few there which
need audiogames.net entries.
Hth.
Beware the Grue!
DArk.
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Subject: [Audyssey] Accessible online games.
How do I use google to find accessible online games, or is there a better
way to find the games?
Lindsay Cowell
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