As you know, Apple has introduced screen recognition. Screen recognition is supposed to make applications accessible for us. For example, if you have encountered an app that is in accessible, you could use screen recognition. By the way, screen recognition is a rotor setting, so you are able to turn it on and off at Will..
I can't remember exactly what workaround I've found for this, but a while back I was able to start a screen recording, turn the microphone on, and then do something VoiceOver related to get the phone to record the screen and the mic all while listening to the game via the speakers.
You can't use AirPods, but you can use regular lightning earbuds. However, while recording this appears to be in mono.
I've used a AirPlay mirroring app on my computer before, but I believe the one I use no longer records VoiceOver which is obviously a problem.
Hello folks,
Among the various accessible audio games that have been developed up to now for IOS, I would like to know if there is any accessible instant game title that can be offered to sighted people, so that even through the game we can talk about accessibility and social inclusion . The game should be very simple and does not require the earphones but simply of the iPhone.
Hi I am looking for Games Geared towards girls such as Fashion games, virtual pet/Baby games. I already have Hachi, my baby Sim, and The games from x2line
Hello. I have been adicted to mobbles but now that I have upgraded to iOs 10 I can no longer play mobbles. I would downgrade if I could but I don't own a computer and only have my iPhone SE now. So I am looking for a new game to be addicted to. I cannot buy apps so they have to be free. I am playing Dice World and that's really great, just looking for another adictive game. Thanks for any help.
Hi all. I just found a new app on James Senter's website under his section of iOS and iPad OS games by small developers that he promotes. The game is called Tiny Bubbles. From the description, it looks to be a matching and/or match 3 type game. It costs $3.99 in the US App Store, which I understand is how the developer(s) make money. I wanted to know if this game is accessible before purchasing. I know that Apple is usually good about issuing refunds for these types of things, but I just wanted to know what others thought.
Hello. I have got a new iPad today and am wondering what games to install on it. I especially like offline games. I have Hatchi, Fruitpot and Crafting Kingdom. I would like some more. I am planning to put in blindfold pyramids, blindfold clues, blindfold colour crush and blindfold racer and blindfold cat and mouse. Those are the games I like from the blindfold series. Hope they work on iPad. Thanks for any advice. Btw, I tried Dice World on the iPad and it works much better than on my iPhone because it is bigger on the screen.
this game was almost fully accessible until IOS11 was release. now it is not but still it is fun to play as you can play it with people all over the world whether they are sight impaired or not. however, Zynga have now decided to withdraw the game as of 26 March 2018. does anyone know of a similar game which is accessible please?
Hi everyone, I'm a game design student who recently researching on mobile game for blind gamers. And hopefully I can design a great mobile game for Blind Gamers.
I found a few interesting audio games, like The Nightjar. But beside it, it seems like most of it are text games or card games. And I found that a lot of Blind Gamers just play game with VoiceOver function. And please do me a huge flavour, here are some questions I hope all you guys can answer:
I'd appreciate feedback on Access Darts for iOS - it's a new game just out this week based on standard pub darts. It's a graphical game developed for Switch Users, but I've built an audio layer from the start for VI users. It self voices (English only) and provides additional audio cues for play timing.