sdimos
commented
4 years ago Very well-done and super fun! The sound effects are awesome and fittingly terrifying.
Notes:
- Clap-it: The voice instructions take longer than keyboard movements, so if you press quicker than the audio, the game will get all jumbled up with audio playing catch-up. Ex. when I lose, I can press space button and start again immediately but the sound still goes on to say I lost and gives me instructions while I'm playing the game. This isn't too big of a bug though since I assume if a blind student was playing, then they wouldn't go faster than the voice over because they need those audio cues to know whats happening.
- Forbidden Forest: The instructions on screen say to use the left arrow to go back, but it is still the ctrl button that actually moves you back to the home screen - just a minor fix! Another suggestion would be to maybe align the number options on screen to correspond to the layout of the arrow keys (1st is left, 2nd is top, etc.) for those who can see the screen.
- Maze: I think quicker monster reactions when the user takes wrong routes so the user knows sooner if they're headed down the wrong path would be helpful!
braxhawk
I like all the sounds you use (and that background music!) and the clear instructions given. I love the idea of having more than one game. Overall, very good job. I have some suggestions below on how to improve the games.
Some suggestions for ClapIt: I think it would be cool if you have different sounds for each direction instead of just saying left it, right it. Or even having different sounds when you click left it, right it correctly. But it works well as is!
Some suggestions for Forbidden Forrest: I love this game! It's so simple and the sound of the monster adds to the experience. My only suggestion: if it's made for visually impaired (not necessarily blind people) I think it would be helpful to order the answer choices in a diamond to mimic the arrow keys-I kept having to move the arrow keys around because I forgot which was which, but it would work fine for blind people I think.
Some suggestions for King of the maze: This is the only game where the instructions don't automatically start when you click on the game. Blind people can't see the message that says click spacebar. Since this is for visually impaired people, I would recommend making the maze bigger and a little easier to see. Also, if you hit the space bar in the middle of the game, it starts over. I don't know if this is your desired result.