A new game for the blind

when you submit content, it has a box for app store link.

i cannot find this game. is it on the usa appstore?

I got it and will look at it soon.

i can't find it...

I am interested to play the game but I cannot find it in the App Store either.
If someone has the link can that person share the link so people can get the game?

ok.
what kind of app does afb made? if i can find their other app, then i can find.

CodeQuest is developed by APH, and is only available for iPad. You can download it here:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/codequest/id1382362352

Can you at least tell people something about the game to help determine if we are interested in playing it? All we have, maybe, is the name of the game. I will not download an unknown. Thanks.

Can you at least tell people something about the game to help determine if we are interested in playing it? All we have, maybe, is the name of the game. I will not download an unknown. Thanks.

@charles

A little snippet that I copied from the AppStore that gives a better description of the app. It isn't a game for say but more of an educational game for young ones. As mentioned above it is only for the iPad, but it is completely free to use.

"CodeQuest is an interactive game designed to teach coding logic to preschool and early elementary students. Students learn new skills as they navigate a series of grids that increase in difficulty as the game progresses. CodeQuest was created for use by blind, visually impaired, and sighted students alike, making it ideal for use by an entire class!

CodeQuest is easy to learn. Players help an astronaut return to his ship by devising a series of commands to guide him. The solution with the least number of steps earns the highest possible score. The grids get increasingly complex as the game progresses. This allows for the introduction of concepts like sequencing and looping.

In addition to all the game fun and coding concepts, students also benefit from the computational thinking used throughout CodeQuest. This includes the ability to: develop a solution to a problem; to recognize patterns and trends; and to identify the best among multiple possible solutions to a problem."

Hope that helps

- Thomas

Sounds a little like Swift Playgrounds, which kind of makes me want an iPad to play with it. lol

They are free and also educational section too.

Hello. When I wrote the name codequest, some thing else shows up.

@Roman

Would highly recommend that you use the link that Sarah mentioned several comments back that will take you directly to the app on the iPad AppStore.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/codequest/id1382362352

Also, note that it is more than likely only in the United states store.