Accessible Minesweeper
Submitted by Piotr Machacz on Friday, December 3, 2010.
Last modified
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
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Description of App
As described in iTunes appstore:
Accessible Minesweeper is a funny game of strategy whose aim is to clear the minefield
without detonating a bomb. In order to win this game you need your intelligence to
guess where the bombs are.
This game is compatible with voiceOver.Blind users can enjoy the fun this game offers.
This game includes features that will allow deaf people to enjoy the experience.
Users with hand and/or mobility problems will have the chance to enjoy a comfortable
game experience.
Version
1.0
Free or Paid
Paid
Apple Watch Support
Not Known
VoiceOver Performance
VoiceOver reads all page elements.
Button Labeling
All buttons are clearly labeled.
Usability
The app is fully accessible with VoiceOver and is easy to navigate and use.
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Recommendations
5 people have recommended this app
Most recently recommended by Ornella 3 years 11 months ago
Comments
Extremely playable
This is an extremely well-designed app that demonstrates how a great number of grid-based board games could be adapted for VoiceOver play -- chess, checkers, sudoku, Othello, etc. I strongly recommend this game for anyone who likes spatial games and puzzles. The Easy (8X8) level is generally a sufficient challenge for me. The harder levels can be fun as well, but I have to admit that I haven't been able to win at either of them... The beginner may want to start out by turning on the coordinates announcement feature (in the settings) until you get a feel for the game board.
I can think of a few features that might improve this game, but the game is already quite good, and dangerously addictive. Enjoy!
Yeah I'm replying to a post from 8 years ago, deal with it.
I just downloaded this game yesterday, fun game. I wonder what features the fellow above me thinks will make the game better? I shan't even try it on hard because easy is hard enough. Hopefully I will graduate to medium in time.
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