A Blind Legend

Absolutely wild. There's no graphics, only sound. The screen is always fully black. Yet somehow, you are still engaged in the game. This gives you insights on how games work. Even if you're not into gaming, you could play it just for the sake of an unusual and unique experience.

I was diagnosed with very aggressive glaucoma over the last two years. I’m now completely blind in my left eye and have very little vision in my right. I’ve been a gamer since I was a kid, so it’s been tough realizing that many of the games I love aren’t as easy for me to play anymore. That’s why a game like A Blind Legend is amazing. I highly recommend it to anyone who is blind or visually impaired—and even if you’re not, it’s still absolutely worth playing. You won’t regret it.

The novelty of a game without video is, I think, enough to justify the purchase, and the sound- and game design choices that are made here are definitely interesting enough to be worth studying for those interested. The idea that "limitations breed creativity" applies wholly here, but I don't think the game fully holds up as good entertainment for the average (not blind) player.

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Sight yields to sound's guide Echoes carve a path through dark Legends hear the truth

games in mono. my speakers got forced to run mono, and i hear everything equally in my headset. not a single audio que is working and idk what to do because my subwoofer setup is always surround sound