Attractors is a simple puzzle game developed by The Game Kitchen with AccessAble Games as accessibility advisor. The game have special accessibility options like: no time limit, no death, possibility to restart a level at any time, change game speed, one switch mode, microphone control mode, high contrast and no-click mode.
You can play it for free at: www.thegamekitchen.com/attractor
Also, you can download it and place on our own web site. Take it from here: www.thegamekitchen.com/attractor/attractor-redis01.zip
While playing, press ESC to return to main menu; you will return to the level that you have left when you click play again on main menu. Main menu and between levels menu are also accessible for one switch and no-click mode.
Attractor's option screen:
Labels: AcceessAble Games, Free games, Head Tracker Games, High Visibility, One Handed, One Switch Games, PC
The on-line resource of accessible games NanoGames.com is slowly transforming into something very special indeed. Tweaking game settings has become easier, the web-site has been beefed up with helpful information: things are looking impressive.NanoGames.com owner and designer Dennis Asher had this to say:
"Still lots more planned (many more games, many more features) but I will get as much feedback as I can about the current version first."
Contact Dennis and NanoGames.com here.
Labels: Accessible Controllers, Accessible Gaming Sites, High Visibility, One Switch Games
War Twat is fierce. And despite it's unrelenting difficulty, actually demonstrates some very fine accessibility traits.1. It uses a nice and simple control scheme (the cursor keys and the CTRL key to fire) that also works to start and restart a game.
2. There's a high-visibility version.
3. There's a non-sweary version.
Not great for people prone to photo-sensitive seizures though I must say. Fierce!
Labels: High Visibility, PC
