Audio Game Hub vs Minduo

Audio Game Hub 2 introduces 4 new games to the award winning Audio Game Hub with a fresh instalment of new features and sensational sound-effects! Audio Game Hub is a set of experimental arcade audiogames that use audio as their primary interface – making them accessible for both sighted and non-sighted users. Race against the clock and disarm bombs in Bomb Disarmer, follow Simon as he leads you through unlocking complicated patterns in Super Simon, or sit at the round table and enjoy a casual game of Blackjack. Audio Game Hub provides a medium to develop and improve motoric, auditory and memory skills by training them in a fun and stimulating way! Audiogames: - Animal Escape! - Bomb Disarmer (up to 10 player) - Super Simon (up to 10 player) - Blackjack (Casino) - Slot Machines (Casino) - Archery - Hunt - Samurai Tournament (up to 4 player) - Samuari Dojo (up to 4 player) - Labyrinth - Animal Farm (Memory) - Blocks (Bejeweld) Coming Soon: - Runner Think you can do it with your eyes closed? It is very difficult to reach the visually impaired community. Please show us your support by spreading the word about our games. All subscriptions (access to all games) will auto-renew after the selected time period. You can disable them in your iTunes application. You can choose following subscriptions: - 1 month of access to all games for 7.99 USD - 3 months of access to all games for 14.99 USD - 12 months of access to all games for 34.99 USD Terms of use: www.audiogamehub.com/privacy_policy Find out more at www.audiogamehub.com.

Minduo is a party game for groups of 2 to 20 people. Each team consists of at least 2 players and this is how it is played: One player of the team is shown a word, which he should randomly convey to his team members either pantomimically, verbally, or by drawing. He has a maximum of 60 seconds to do this. If his team manages to guess the searched term in time, the team could secure the points. Otherwise the points are forfeited. Each task gives 1 to 3 points depending on the level of difficulty. The teams take their turn one after the other and the active players of the respective team change automatically every round. The team that gets 50 points first, for example, wins the game. You can set the points needed to win in the game itself, so it is possible to start minduo marathons, or just play a blitz game. Beware of the open rounds! In open rounds, everyone is allowed to guess and get the points, which means that your opponent can take the points from you. So here it counts not only to be faster than 60 seconds, but also faster than all your competitors!