Awesome! I was just checking out a game where the premise was auditory, and also ran across an article a few days ago talking about how much you're missing in games of not playing with a headset.
Audio is super under valued in games, yet there's soo much work that goes into it.
For those of us who can see, i think it'd be a good exercise to try out some audio games. So many possibilities within the art of gaming...
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Games for Blind Gamers 2
So, I have just discovered this Game Jam and I thought it would be interesting to put it here, either in case there is someone interested in developing a game, or in case someone wants to try this kind of games, or in case someone knows blind players.
Information
Welcome to the second Games for Blind Gamers jam! The goal of this jam is to build awareness of blind gaming (and accessibility in general), as well as making games for blind players. We welcome developers of all types (beginners and veterans, sighted and blind, etc.) and encourage you to learn about blind gamers and accessibility to create interesting and creative games!
Rules:
To ensure as many people as possible can play your game, please make sure it runs on Windows, or web/HTML5. I will post links to the jam page on the Audio Games forum to try and attract blind players to give feedback on submissions.
That's pretty much it. More clarifications/rules may be added in response to questions before the jam starts.
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