Does Not Work Correctly With VoiceOver Screen Reader
This comes fairly close to working, starts very promising, but the tap me image says disabled, and after character creation reads the text and then there seems to be no accessible way to advance after the character says how wrong they are. I’m a totally blind person. VoiceOver is already successfully reading parts of this game. VoiceOver is Apple’s built in screen reader for the blind. There is a site called Applevis dedicated to iPhone accessibility.
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A amazing game concept I wish they would expand
Knights of San Francisco was an amazing game that I had a truly fun time playing. I really wish they would either make a sequel or another game based of its design.
Wonderful Adventure
I loved the way this adventure is formatted so cleanly and the story is great! Maybe a smidge too easy but that doesn’t ding the game at all
Masterpiece in a small package
This game might not look like much at first, but it stands out among all the RPGs I’ve played thanks to the great writing and unique setting. A limited number of scenes is enough to create a vivid world where imagination fills in the gaps. Although the gameplay is ultimately not too difficult, the story is suspenseful and every choice feels high-stakes.
Great music and art as well. Thoroughly recommended.
Great music and art as well. Thoroughly recommended.
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Refreshing and lots of fun.
I just finished “Knights of San Francisco” after stumbling over it somewhere on youtube. I haven’t played such a refreshingly different title since “Disco Elysium”, although I have to admit that Knights is much shorter and therefore just cannot go that deep in teems of storytelling. What I loved most was the world building: Using the Transamerica Pyramid as the skeleton and fleshing out a post-apocalyptic fantasy world around it worked so well for me and got me hooked from the start. I also enjoyed the text based mechanics that cleverly abstract from the stats and number crunching in the background.
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