How do blind people navigate? This game tests your spatial memory, a skill that is essential for blind people to navigate the world. You must navigate a dark room with objects that only light up for a brief moment when you touch them with your stick. There are surround-sound audio cues to help you figure out approximate locations of objects, but in order to successfully navigate you must hold in memory the location of the objects. The levels get progressively harder, you will encounter rotating, expanding and translating objects!
Download the game (Windows only) - 64 bit, 32 bit
Game splash screen
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A static obstacle lights up upon contact
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A hazardous block - collision reduces health
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Failing a level
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The music and master volumes can be changed
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The game also has instructions on playing
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- The person has a controllable stick, whose angle and length can be adjusted
- There are be 3D sounds that will also help him in moving around.
- As he hits the objects with his stick, he will see sense the objects boundaries as red impressions in the dark world. The impressions always fade away quickly, and object locations must be remembered
- The game progress persists across sessions
- There is a settings panel to change sensitivity and sound level
- Audio : freesound, soundbible