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Re: Developer questions for you all I personally use a mixture of JAWS and NVDA, depending on what i'm doing. In the rare event that I find a browser game that catches my interest, I use chrome. I prefer games that let me use my screen reader, no matter which that is. I don't use IOS

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Re: Developer questions for you all First off, do you mostly play games that have audio built in, or games that require a screen reader? In other words, is it preferable to you to be able to turn off the screen reader and have the game speak to you? or is it all the same to you because you

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Re: Developer questions for you all HeyaGreat questionsI'm totally blind, use windows 10 and NVDA, mostly use chrome but also use firefox as well if something is more accessible to it.I use my iPhone for reddit, whatsapp and  fantasy football related stuff, I don't like playing games on my

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Re: Developer questions for you all HeyaGreat questionsI'm totally blind, use windows 10 and NVDA, mostly use chrome but also use firefox as well if something is more accessible to it.I use my iPhone for reddit, whatsapp and  fantasy football related stuff, I don't like playing games on my

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Re: Developer questions for you all In terms of looking for games, this is the main place and part of the function of this site is  sharing information about accessible games, but there are a few others, for example Applevis found here, for anything Ios and Mac related.and The pcs games

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Re: Developer questions for you all malachi1616 wrote:First off, do you mostly play games that have audio built in, or games that require a screen reader? In other words, is it preferable to you to be able to turn off the screen reader and have the game speak to you? or is it all the same

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Re: Developer questions for you all Hello folks, Malachi, I'll enter my answers below:First off, do you mostly play games that have audio built in, or games that require a screen reader? In other words, is it preferable to you to be able to turn off the screen reader and have the game

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Re: Developer questions for you all Hello folks, Malachi, I'll enter my answers below:First off, do you mostly play games that have audio built in, or games that require a screen reader? In other words, is it preferable to you to be able to turn off the screen reader and have the game

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Re: Developer questions for you all Thanks for all of the responses everyone, really appreciate it. Another quick question, how do you all find games? Are there specific tags you look for on sites, also which sites have good resources for visually impaired gamers (obviously, aside from

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Re: Developer questions for you all Ah, sorry about that. Audiogame hub and super tile smash are also available for android, though I'm not entirely sure what the access on the android version of super tile smash is like. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/488825/#p488825

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Re: Developer questions for you all Dark wrote:@Lfg, just a miner correction, we actually have a number of accessible puzzle games already, not exactly a surpluss of them by any stretch of the imagination, but certainly a fair few examples for both Windows and Ios.If you go to the front

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Re: Developer questions for you all @Lfg, just a miner correction, we actually have a number of accessible puzzle games already, not exactly a surpluss of them by any stretch of the imagination, but certainly a fair few examples for both Windows and Ios.If you go to the front page

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Re: Developer questions for you all Hello there and welcome to the forum. It's wonderful to have one of our sighted counterparts who is interested in making their games accessible for us to play alongside you. I'm totally blind with only light perception, I use an iPhone and Windows 10

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Re: Developer questions for you all Hi !I don't mind using my screenreader during most of my playthrough, however an audio atmosphere is always the most enjoyable thing for me. One exception though, and it has allready be mentionned, is the pure navigation system (including menus

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Re: Developer questions for you all Hi i'm completelly blind. I preffer the games which are downloadable and I'm using google chrome and android. I preffer the sound for acting and atmosphere. I think welacking some Fps games and good truck simulator also a good rpg games URL: https

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Re: Developer questions for you all malachi1616 wrote:Hi everyone, I'm new here, and not visually impaired. I enjoy making text games and have recently been introduced to your community and have been enjoying updating my games to be more accessible. I have a few questions for you all

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Re: Developer questions for you all Ah Mario 64. One of my saddest memories was trying to play the game in about 1998 or so, that was when I realised technology was leaving me behind. I had a brief boost thanks to the Gb advanced in the early 2000's and the gba player for the gamecube

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Re: Developer questions for you all Screen Reader: doesn't much matter, though having screen reader output for dynamic content, such as stats, is nice. But overall, either or.Browser games: I'm mostly using the internet from my iPhone these days, so Safari in iOS, but mostly Chrome

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Re: Developer questions for you all Screen Reader: doesn't much matter, though having screen reader output for dynamic content, such as stats, is nice. But overall, either or.Browser games: I'm mostly using the internet from my iPhone these days, so Safari in iOS, but mostly Chrome

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Re: Developer questions for you all I have my screen reader on all the time, so I don't need the game to speak to me, google chrome, usually windows, downloadable games, JAWS because it's flexible, We need more fps's, and I am completely blind, so the magnification features in games don't

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Re: Developer questions for you all Hi:In no particular order:I use Windows, Mac and iOS for my gaming.I am totally blind, no usable vision.I use Chromium-based browsers on WIndows. Formerly, I used Google Chrome like possibly 98 percent of the browser community, but decided to switch

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Re: Developer questions for you all Oh and for the reccord, I am registered blind in the Uk, however I still have extremely low vision, colours and light and dark in the left eye only, but not enough to read print. I grew up playing 16 bit era games on the Snes etc back when there were

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Re: Developer questions for you all First, I'd say  to a VI computer user, a screen reader is literally the equivalent of reading text, it's the voice you read your emails with, write any work that needs writing with etc. Therefore, it's absolutely fine in games where text is a usable

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Re: Developer questions for you all In order of asking, either or, firefox, windows, either or, a Collectable card game, and totally blind other than light perception. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/487831/#p487831 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

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Re: Developer questions for you all hiFirst off, do you mostly play games that have audio built in, or games that require a screen reader? In other words, is it preferable to you to be able to turn off the screen reader and have the game speak to you? or is it all the same to you because