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About This Game A Blind Legend is the first-ever action-adventure game without video – where ears replace eyes! Discover the original, innovative sensory experience of binaural 3D sound. HEADPHONES ARE COMPULSORY! AUDIO GAME FULLY ACCESSIBLE TO BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE Your eyes will be of no help. So close them, sharpen your hearing and your blade... And embark on an epic, perilous rite of passage. Live the adventures of Edward Blake, the famous blind knight! Guided by your daughter Louise, you must find your way and avoid the many traps that lie in the High Castle Kingdom, while confronting dangerous enemies! This serious game is fully accessible to visually impaired people, and is aimed at anyone who’s eager for an original, immersive sensory experience through a ground-breaking video game. And because the player is the character, it will help raise public awareness of this kind of disability. This hack-and-slash game, with a heroic-fantasy flavour, harnesses the innovative technology of binaural sound, which delivers a gripping 3D soundscape and brings characters and actions vividly to life around the player – as if they were actually in the game! A Blind Legend was co-created thanks to support from a community of fans who helped with the crowdfunding campaign (www.ulule.com/a-blind-legend) and in a co-production with France Culture, a Radio France station. a09c17d780 Title: A Blind LegendGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:DowinoPublisher:Plug In DigitalRelease Date: 7 Apr, 2016 A Blind Legend Free Download [key Serial Number] A Blind Legend is a decent tech demo for audio gaming, but it's uninspired. The protagonist's voice actor gives the standard fantasy plot a good effort; however, the rest of the performances are bland at best, and at worst they become outright obnoxious as characters recite their lines every time you fail and have to replay a section. The overall sound design isn't bad, but it isn't hard to list games that did better soundscapes while also having graphics.There are two kinds of gameplay: navigating the world using positional audio and quick-time cues, and using positional audio to swing your sword at whoever is loudly assaulting you until they expire horribly. The lack of variety becomes tiresome, without much to differentiate your first bandit fight from the final boss.Overall, A Blind Legend gets an A for trying something new, but a C for effort.. This game is so easy I can play it with my eyes closed.. I wish I could recommend this game. It has a peculiar concept and I usually promote this kind of experimentation, even if the game is not a masterpiece. Howeveer, in this case, after the surprise of the unique game mechanics wear off, nothing great remains from it. It becomes incredibly repetitive: there are only two phases, the combats and the running, and both are super tedious. In the combat phases, you only have to wait for the right signal to hit where the sound comes from; in the running phases, you move straightforward, and you press madly on space to call your daughter so that she tells you where to go. The latter is particularly confusing, and will get you lost often. None of this sounds fun, and it quickly becomes annoying. The worst part is that there are too few checkpoints, so you sometimes have to play again a huge section of the game when you die. No thanks: it wasn't fun the first time, I certainly won't do it again. A lot of reviews point out how bad the audio is. Maybe it was because my expectations were low, but it wasn't that bad in my opinion (at least, it wasn't terrible). It's true though you'd expect a game that relies only on sounds to put everything in its audio experience.I find it hard to leave a game unfinished, but it's been a few weeks since I last played (I reached at least the middle of the game), and I just can't find the will to continue.. Just wanted to say thank you.As someone who is legally blind I approached with a degree of scepticism.I didn't have to.Whilst the guide is a little wooden, the voice does it's job perfectly.I am guided through the menues and into the game, given an on the fly tutorial and the in game audio works perfectly.Without having to squint or move closer to the screen I can just play.Well done, the Dev set out to make a game for the visually impaired and succeeded.There are no graphics as such you have to play with your ears.If you cannot appreciate this, walk away.If you can then walk that mile in my shoes and enjoy.Buy, experience and enjoy.. The game is free in Android yet they charged me money here before I realized I could get it on the phone for free. Why?. Playing without visuals is a very interesting mechanic, and occasionally it did work well. However, there is a very limited amount of different sounds (so you end up pushing buttons in response to whether the sound is to your left or right), and fighting is quite annoying. I gave up the game after I tried to defend some fishermen who had saved me - I simply wasn\\'t sure if I was even hitting the monster, and I always ended up dying. Note that this means that I have not finished the game. You can try the game\\'s first levels out for free on your smartphone to get a feel for it, which I recommend. Playing on PC shouldn\\'t add much to the experience.