not the best
I would very much love to play and enjoy this game but I just can't. The tilting doesn't seem to have any affect and I always get killed and it's starting to annoy me quite a lot. I've not won a single game.
I do like a bit of challenge in a game, but not so much that it makes it totally unplayable.
I know a lot of time and effort has gone into making this and I don't want to make the creater of this game feel bad.
The gestures to control the game are unintuitive and irritating as a new player. They should be changed from tapping to get to the next item to either swiping from right to go to the next item and left to go back. Double tapping to select an item too. I also agree with an other reviewer that swiping should be added as an option when in battle swiping up to attack.
thanks for reading this review and I hope these changes happen.
I do like a bit of challenge in a game, but not so much that it makes it totally unplayable.
I know a lot of time and effort has gone into making this and I don't want to make the creater of this game feel bad.
The gestures to control the game are unintuitive and irritating as a new player. They should be changed from tapping to get to the next item to either swiping from right to go to the next item and left to go back. Double tapping to select an item too. I also agree with an other reviewer that swiping should be added as an option when in battle swiping up to attack.
thanks for reading this review and I hope these changes happen.
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Fun, but tilt does not work.
I had a fun time playing this game. The only problem is, it is impossible to tilt to avoid enemy attacks. No matter how hard I try or how fast I tilt, I still get hit. Only way around this is to wear heavy armor and rely on your shield. The game would work a lot better if instead of tilting to avoid attacks the player had to swipe to avoid them.
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character control
it is a good game but it is so hard by playing tilting the device
if we control character by swiping left right and back it will better for us.
if we control character by swiping left right and back it will better for us.
Game
It’s a great game so please make it a bit easier it’s very very hard to play !!!!
I don’t like it
This game is not very fun. I want a settings option. Because I do not like tilting my device. I like swiping even better. Swiping to avoid attacks is much easier. Tilting the device to avoid attacks is not very fun and it’s not easy. If this game had swiping to avoid attacks I would rate the skin five stars. But I don’t like this game very much. Not fun at all.
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Doesn’t Work As Expected
I wanted to like this game because I have another game from this developer which works just fine. However, I feel like the tilting of the device, whether I’m using an IPhone or IPad, doesn’t register fast enough and I keep getting hit. I feel like they could have done what they did with Blind Quest: The Enchanted Castle, where you swipe to avoid attacks.
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Issue
I downloaded the game and played it and it’s very fun to play but I’ve won some battles but I don’t get any coins
Winner!
Having now cleared the game, I enjoyed playing Blind Gladiator and will likely come back to it to play again in the future.
The game is completely audio-accessible and requires no external input from access software such as Voice-over.
The gameplay is fast-paced and challenging. You’ll need to pay close study to your opponent’s behaviour and time both your offensive and defensive reactions well in order to reign victorious.
The sound design and effects are good, although the quality of these elements is far surpassed in this category in some of the other audio game titles available today, some of which sound very impressive. You may notice that the various characters are voiced by the same narrator, although the sole voice actor (Jake “the Voice” Parr) has done an excellent job voicing each character distinctly and convincingly.
The control system is well thought out, but it requires the player to be very specific with their gestures and can be quite infuriating until you get the measure of it. If you are anything like me it may take you some time to get used to this. However, once you have mastered the controls of this game it works very well in practice.
The game runs smoothly without glitches, and with quite a good number of battles to conquer the lifespan and play duration is quite good and offers a greater playing time than some of the other audio-accessible games out there.
All round, although this game is designed with blind and visually impaired players in mind, the gameplay is exciting and demanding enough to make it possibly quite enjoyable and worth trying out for a sighted player up for a new challenge. The control method takes some persistence to get used to, and the gameplay could perhaps use a little more variety in the action. Despite that, Blind Gladiator is a fun, fast and furious tactical slash-em-up and you should try it.
The game is completely audio-accessible and requires no external input from access software such as Voice-over.
The gameplay is fast-paced and challenging. You’ll need to pay close study to your opponent’s behaviour and time both your offensive and defensive reactions well in order to reign victorious.
The sound design and effects are good, although the quality of these elements is far surpassed in this category in some of the other audio game titles available today, some of which sound very impressive. You may notice that the various characters are voiced by the same narrator, although the sole voice actor (Jake “the Voice” Parr) has done an excellent job voicing each character distinctly and convincingly.
The control system is well thought out, but it requires the player to be very specific with their gestures and can be quite infuriating until you get the measure of it. If you are anything like me it may take you some time to get used to this. However, once you have mastered the controls of this game it works very well in practice.
The game runs smoothly without glitches, and with quite a good number of battles to conquer the lifespan and play duration is quite good and offers a greater playing time than some of the other audio-accessible games out there.
All round, although this game is designed with blind and visually impaired players in mind, the gameplay is exciting and demanding enough to make it possibly quite enjoyable and worth trying out for a sighted player up for a new challenge. The control method takes some persistence to get used to, and the gameplay could perhaps use a little more variety in the action. Despite that, Blind Gladiator is a fun, fast and furious tactical slash-em-up and you should try it.
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Can I get my $2.99 back?
It’s unfortunate that they’ve removed all of the good games for the blind that were on the app store just to leave subpar games like this on here. I wish I could get my $2.99 back bc this sucked. Zero stars if I could
Great game,but improvement is needed
Good game,but when fighting with opponents,swipe left and right gestures setting should be added as an optional feature
