Gaming

In this podcast, Tim Schwartz gives us a review and walk-through of the first few levels of The Nightjar, an audio game for iOS which has you stranded on a dying spacecraft, spiralling into a black hole. Using only sound, will you be able to survive all that deep space has to throw at you?

In this podcast, Marco introduces us to BlindScape, a new audio game for iOS which has divided opinion on AppleVis over its portrayal of blindness. For some it is art, for some it is simply a throwaway piece of entertainment, whilst for others it paints a negative and stereotypical picture of blindness.

Jump in to this racing simulation as Ken Downey takes us on a demonstration of the Formel1 Spirit app for iOS.

Formel1 Spirit is available in the iTunes App Store for $2.99.

IN this podcast, Michael Hansen, AnonyMouse, & Monique Ramirez chat with the developer of Dice World--an app which gives users the ability to play 4 different dice games on their own or with others online.

Dice World is a free download from the iTunes App Store.

In this podcast, Peter Mahach gives us a demonstration of 94 Seconds, an iOS word game that gives you (unsurprisingly) 94 seconds to get as many correct answers as possible.

In this podcast, Cherokee Eagle gives us a demonstration of More Sundaes!, an iOS app that enables you to make, decorate, eat and share virtual ice cream sundaes and ice cream cones on your iDevice.

In this podcast, Cherokee Eagle gives us a demonstration of Match My Music ! - iPhone version.

Match My Music! is inspired by the classic memory game but uses music instead of images to recognize and match items. The game uses random songs from your Music Library. You can play alone or compete with another player, but remember that each device uses its own music library!

IN this podcast, AnonyMouse gives us a demonstration of Dice World, a free iOS app allowing users to play on their own or with others. This app includes, Yahtzee, Farkle, Pig, and Balut. Why not roll the dice, and take a gamble on listening to this podcast?

In this podcast, Peter Mahach gives us a review of the iOS port of Karateka, a classic love story set in feudal Japan.

The game challenges you to fight to save the lovely Mariko from the evil warlord Akuma and reunite her with her True Love!

Peter explains how to play, what might give you trouble, and shows us the differences between the iOS and PC, 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game.

In this podcast, Khalfan Bin Dhaher gives us a demonstration of Escape The House: A 3D Sound Experience, an iOS game inspired by the most frightening moments from the movie House At The End of The Street.

In this podcast, BlindEducator introduces us to The Inquisitor Audiogame Adventure, a newly-released game for iOS.

In this audio game, The Inquisitor is called to investigate an obscure case, beyond heresy, that reveals a new face of Evil. He must tackle many arduous tasks, make many painful choices, and take on terrible creatures. Providing a rich 3D audio experience, this game offers upto 8 hours of gameplay.

In this podcast, Holly gives us a demonstration of Robo-E, a newly-released iOS game that has the title character in charge of cleaning up the galaxy from toxic waste.

To do this, he needs your help to guide him through hundreds of levels, all  of which are fully accessible with VoiceOver.

In this podcast, Jeffry Miller gives us a demonstration of iFarkle, an iOS version of the dice game Farkle.

Play with a friend or against the computer and try to be the first to achieve more than 10,000 points by rolling the dice for a number of different scoring combinations.

iFarkle is simple to learn, and fun to play.

Two versions of this game are available from the App Store:

In this podcast, Izzie G gives us a demonstration of ECHO - hear to play.

In this simple iOS game you use your sense of hearing to detect objects and then tilt your device to navigate past them. The further you progress, the more things speed up and the number of objects increases.

In this podcast, John Courtney gives us a demonstration of Pig Dice, a very simple jeopardy game in which two players race to reach 100 points. Each turn, a player repeatedly rolls a die until either a 1 is rolled or the player holds and scores the sum of the rolls (that is, the turn total). Your objective is simply, try to avoid making your iDevice go "Oink!".

Pig Dice is available for free from the iTunes App Store.

In this podcast, Khalfan Bin Dhaher gives us a demonstration of SixthSense, a 3D sound horror shooting game for iOS.

Khalfan walks us through the opening screens and tutorial of this app, showing how the developer has striven to make this game fully accessible to VoiceOver users. He then shows us the game in action, killing more than a fair share of zombies in the process.

Stumbling around in the dark has never been as much fun or as scary, as this.

In this podcast, Khalfan Bin Dhaher introduces us to the gaming experience of BlindSide, an iOS app that throws you into a fully immersive 3D audio adventure set in a world you'll never see.

Learn how to play this wonderful game and listen as the world rotates and you explore the darkness. Learn how to navigate by tilting your device or rotating your body.

VoiceOver should be turned off whilst playing, and you will also need to use headphones.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge gives us a demonstration of ChangeReaction, Draconis Entertainment's classic audio puzzle game which is now available on OS X with new audio, three entirely different modes of game play and a host of other new features.