Glad to help!  Now that you're interested in this game, I will tell
you more about it that I know.  So, basically, the best news is that
it's free!!!!!!  It's like you have the board set up something like A
through I and 1 through nine.  You have to use each of the numbers but
they can't repeat!  Like you can have a set of numbers aa1 and then
you can't have ba1 or something like that.  I didn't quite get or was
interested in this game so I deleted it.  You will know how to play
better when you try it than my simple and not good explanation.  Good
Luck!  Happy Playing!  Thanks!


On 2/11/13, Carol Pearson <carol.pearso...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> That's exactly what I'm looking for, preferably to work with the phone, or
> pad!
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On 10 Feb 2013, at 18:39, "Robin Christopherson"
> <robin.christopher...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Dear listers
>> Does anyone know of an accessible iOS crossword game. By this I’m afraid I
>> don’t just mean one where you need to roam around the grid with your
>> finger to ascertain where the blanks and clues are etc, but rather one
>> that I suspect is specifically designed for blind users. I’ll explain – I
>> would like a game that allows you to browse up and down the list of clues
>> (perhaps in two columns – one for down clues and one for across) and each
>> time you hear something like “13 down. Type of medieval dagger commonly
>> used in Scotland. 4 letters. Blank, blank, blank, blank” All these
>> elements are spoken thus giving you all the info you need to proceed. When
>> you already have some of the letters it would say the same first part of
>> the phrase but the last part would now be “Blank, I, blank, K” or similar.
>> You never need to bother with the grid as you are only ever working with
>> the clues.
>> If you want to enter a guess you can click on that clue and you get a text
>> box that will accept 4 letters, or perhaps 4 separate boxes with any
>> letters already present filled in in the relevant places.
>> Perhaps when you complete a clue it would say “13 down. Filled in. Type of
>> medieval dagger commonly used in Scotland. 4 letters. Dirk.” (i.e. would
>> indicate that it had a word filled in and it would also no longer separate
>> the letters but rather speak out the filled in word so it sounds like a
>> word and not individual letters).
>> When the entire crossword is completed you would get an alert to say that
>> you’ve got them all correct.
>> Anything like this already exist? I’m not interested in the more
>> conventional approach even if it is accessible I’m afraid. My gaming time
>> is limited and any roaming – even on the scale of Wordundrum – would be
>> too time consuming I’m afraid. If such a game doesn’t exist it would be
>> great if a coder took it on.
>> Thanks, Robin.
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