Hi Thomas,
I did a google for linux audio games for the blind
and found,
Be The Wumpus is a game with no graphics, with no text, only audio. You are
a wumpus, a blind, cave dwelling creature who subsists on meals of unlucky
cave wanderers. Back in the 70's, you may have been among those brave souls
who hunted the wumpus. But the wumpus, driven nearly to extinction, is now a
protected species. But, do not fear, there is still much fun to be had
involving both hunting, and wumpusses. Now you can be the wumpus, and hunt
the wumpus hunters!
You really need headphones to play this game, and though a game pad is not
mandatory, it is highly recommeneded, (preferably an xbox 360 controller,
and you'll need linux kernel 2.6.26 or better with that one.)
This game is really more of a novelty than an actual game, and there's not a
whole lot to it, so don't expect too much from it. It's really just a silly
little project I worked on for awhile for my own amusement.
This game is licensed under the good old GPL v. 2.0, except for the audio
files, which are licensed under the Creative Commons Sampling Plus 1.0
license. (see sounds/Attribution.txt).
WARNING -- this game does contain small amounts of sounds of people speaking
words which some people might consider profane. If you are apt to be
offended by the numbers in a .wav file when run through a D/A converter, and
then the analog signal amplified then run through a loudspeaker of some
kind, well, you may have a problem with my numbers then, I suppose. Thing
is, it's your problem, not mine. You've been warned. And what sorts of
things would you expect people trapped in a dark cave with a hungry wumpus
to say?
If you don't like it, well, that's just too damned bad.
http://bethewumpus.sourceforge.net/#downloads
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