Blind Drive is an audio-based, black comedy arcade action game.
You’re blindfolded and going against traffic. Cars rushing past, angry drivers yelling at you. Cops on your tail. And you can’t see a thing. Can you do it?
The entire game is experienced through your ears. Play as Donnie, trying to make a quick buck in a scientific study but quickly finding himself in over his head, cuffed to the wheel and driving blindfolded. Plus he’s late for dinner with Grandma.
** Headphones required **
FEATURES
• Hyper-immersive 1st-person audio - so good you can play with your eyes closed
• Fast-paced, 2-button arcade gameplay
• 27 levels of mayhem including boss fights, secret areas and a very rude G.P.S.
• Hilarious crime-comedy story with mobsters, dolphins and your angry Grandmother, performed by a full cast of voice actors
• Minimalistic, jazzy visuals
• Ultra-fine haptics (vibrate) for iPhone 8 and up
• Gamepad support
• Full VoiceOver accessibility support. If not enabled automatically, tap 3 times with 3 fingers to enable (make sure to turn on direct touch using the rotor)
• Menus and subtitles in English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Russian and Simplified Chinese.
QUOTES
• “Blind Drive is a masterpiece” - KeenGamer, 10/10
• “Thrilling, funny and a triumph of audio game design” - Finger Guns, 9/10
• “Immediately addicting” - GameSpew, 9/10
• "Basically Virtual Reality for your ears" - Mashable
• "Proper clever" - PC Gamer
• "Not only incredibly tense, but also genuinely laugh out loud funny"- Alpha Beta Gamer
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What's New in Blind Drive
1.1.112
December 21, 2021
- Added menus and subtitles in English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Russian and Simplified Chinese.
- Difficulty adjustments.
- Easier audio cues in easy difficulty
From the very first cut scene of this game, I knew I was in for a whild ride. The actual mechanics are fast paced and fun, challenging but not impossible. The storyline is hilariously absurd, with amazing voice acting from everyone involved. As for accessibility, they couldn’t have done better. Not only is the entire game playable without any vision, it’s also self voicing, so you do not have to turn the screen reader off once you’ve entered the actual gameplay like you do in some well-known accessible titles. I definitely recommend this twist on a classic runner for anyone who wants to test their reflexes or at least laugh a little.
