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Accessibility meets beautiful innovation
I am blind in both eyes. I am completely blind, and when I found tableEx, I was really excited, because there are not a lot of games where you can play with others around the world. I love all of the game choices and cannot wait to see what else is going to be added. My only wish that cited people were able to play as well, and there were animations, and easier ways for Sight people to play once they are in the game. I have family that is over 1500 miles away, and they love to play Ludo. My wife plays Ludo with them, and right now there is no accessible way for me to do that. Please bring some immersive gameplay and options for sided people to have animations and easy ways to know which button they are pushing and what they are doing? I would love to be able to play Ludo with my wife and my mother.
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Very fun; some suggestions to make it better
I really love this platform, and have really appreciated all of the work that has gone into improving the usability. There are a couple of things I would really love to see.
In scopa, when a user takes cards off of the table, the screen reader does not announce which cards were taken, only what card was played. It would be really helpful if the announcements could be more inclusive: e.g. if I take a 5 of hearts with a 10 of diamonds, the announcement currently just says I played a 5 of hearts. I would love for it to say something like, I take a 10 of diamonds with a 5 of hearts. If I make a scopa, I would like the announcement to announce Scopa so that I know.
I am not sure if this is in scope, but when playing with someone who does not use a screen reader, they must open the history to see each new game action. Would it be possible to implement tool tips, or some visual message flashing the same way that screen readers read out the actions as they happen? We turned on the visual effects but this still does not happen.
This last one is purely personal but, it would be so cool to have rummy! Thank you again for all of this work. I recommend this platform to my friends, blind and sighted alike.
In scopa, when a user takes cards off of the table, the screen reader does not announce which cards were taken, only what card was played. It would be really helpful if the announcements could be more inclusive: e.g. if I take a 5 of hearts with a 10 of diamonds, the announcement currently just says I played a 5 of hearts. I would love for it to say something like, I take a 10 of diamonds with a 5 of hearts. If I make a scopa, I would like the announcement to announce Scopa so that I know.
I am not sure if this is in scope, but when playing with someone who does not use a screen reader, they must open the history to see each new game action. Would it be possible to implement tool tips, or some visual message flashing the same way that screen readers read out the actions as they happen? We turned on the visual effects but this still does not happen.
This last one is purely personal but, it would be so cool to have rummy! Thank you again for all of this work. I recommend this platform to my friends, blind and sighted alike.
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Neuer Spiel Vorschlag
Ich hätte ein neues Spiel Vorschlag. Es wäre sehr schön, wenn man hier bei dieser Plattform das Spiel Kniffel mit reinnehmen würde. Vielen Dank
Recommendation
TableEx is an exceptional audio game that brings immense joy and engagement to visually impaired players. Its thoughtful accessibility and immersive sound design make it a truly wonderful experience. For future updates, I would love to see a scoring system implemented where players earn points for each victory—such as three points per win—to better track progress and enhance motivation. Thank you to the developers for creating such a remarkable application.
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