the influx of shoujosei manga getting anime adaptions bring tears to my eyes oh i used to pray for times like this

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I just played a video game called Vale: Shadow of the Crown. It has a blind protagonist and is 100% navigated by audio. You need headphones to play it. I was intrigued by the premise, but worried that it would be a gimmick that wouldn’t actually hold up well.

Turns out it worked just fine and I found myself really sucked in! I even turned off all the lights and played much of the game with my eyes closed. Though there were a few difficult sections (for me, using the bow was hard), it was mostly pretty intuitive. Honestly, the biggest problem was getting sleepy after a while, because as far as my body is concerned, if I spend that much time with my eyes closed, it’s bed time.

Anyway, it was a neat story with good voice acting and I actually really enjoyed the combat sections. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a novel gaming experience, as well as to anyone who has impaired vision.

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I just want to throw out that if you’re interested in more audio-based video games playable by visually impaired people, there is the site AudioGames.net, which has a big list of such games in all kinds of genres, including action, adventure, and even some erotic titles. I haven’t played many of them yet, but the concept is undeniably fascinating.