BLIND QUEST - The Enchanted Castle

An Audiogame fully playable by the visually impaired. The game is basic but enjoyable. The fights seem a little difficult right now, but hopefully will get easier with practice. The only flaw thus far is the use of Shift Tab to go back which doesn't work as it is a Steam function. It is not a game breaker as pressing Shift will get you back, eventually, to where you need to be. For the price you should get a decent value for money. An enjoyable basic RPG lite game, audio is okay, don't expect AAA and you won't be disappointed.

I was diagnosed with severe glaucoma about two or three years ago, and it progressed very quickly. I now have no vision left in my left eye, and only a tiny amount of vision in my right—just enough that I can still play some regular games with the help of NVDA, Be My Eyes, Be My AI, and other accessibility tools. Thank goodness for those! 🙂 Games like A Blind Quest: The Enchanted Castle are awesome. Was this the most mind-blowing audio RPG or dungeon crawler I've ever played? No—but that's okay. I still think it did a really good job with what it set out to do. Just like I've said in my reviews of other audio games, I think it's amazing what developers can accomplish using sound. Before I started losing my vision, I honestly never would have considered playing audio games. I assumed they couldn't be that fun or immersive. I couldn't have been more wrong! The tables have definitely turned. 😄 Now I think that whether you're blind, visually impaired, or fully sighted, you should give audio games a try. At the very least, you might be pleasantly surprised by how enjoyable they can be. As for A Blind Quest: The Enchanted Castle, I really enjoyed it. It may not be the most groundbr…