A Blind Legend Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for A Blind Legend for iPhone.
A Blind Legend is free iOS app published by DOWINO
Best game
Pinkstrawberry1199
I love the game. Its kind of tricky but it would take a lot of getting used to. Good job to the developers
Bug fixes
The One And Only The Prodigy!
Best game ever but it needs some bug fixes Blake can't move sometimes when turning and he can't walk as fast as he does when he is going straight I would like him to walk fast when turning so I could keep up with Louise sometimes he won't move at all so that's the other issue I'm having but great game though
Played this with my blind friend, amazing
ضارب إفلاس
You won't go wrong with this game, very innovative
Brilliant Concept, Lackluster Execution
MissSane
This is by far one of the most interesting games I have ever played. I've always been a fan of auditory games, and with my poor eyesight it's sometimes hard for me to enjoy games. The fact that 'A Blind Legend' is based on sound solved that problem. For reasons I'll discuss later in the review, I wasn't able to make much progress on the game, but the little progress I did make left me with a good impression of the world the story takes place in. The sound mixing was done very well as far as the area around me was concerned, but Blake's speech seemed forced and choppy. Sounds overlapped nicely for an almost 3D feel. Almost. Navigating was a horrible experience. Blake didn't want to move the way I told him at all, and I had no idea where my daughter was. A 3D sound array is forced into 2 headphone channels and just doesn't work right at all. It's impossible to tell if something is in front of you or behind, and heaven forbid something is ahead and to the left. I gave up on the very first combat instance. I spent ten minutes trying to figure out how to hit the wolf (large cat??) and it was an absolute disaster. It sounded like the stupid thing was to my right, but no matter how many times I tried to hit it I just got knocked down. I tried swinging left, right, up, down... None of them worked. The warning growl did eff all too. There were no instructions on when it was actually growling. Was the growl start the second you hear the sound? Was the growl when the volume picked up? Controls need major refinement for this game to get playable.
Awesome!
The summer girl
As a totally blind iPhone user, I find it refreshing to play a game designed for people like me. The only thing I'd like to see in the next update is some mini games. Maybe sword fighting or dodging arrows.
Loving this game!
BattleCry Warrior
As a totally blind voiceover user, I absolutely love this game. Once you get the hang of things it's very immersive. The soundtrack is incredible. Because the developers took so much Care and creating the soundtrack to the game, it feels as if I am starring in my very own movie. Keep up the fabulous work. Give us more.
Wouldn't it be cool?
Levi 2015 blanket
How about for a future update you could make it so that when you shake your device it will do a combo attack.
Amazing idea
Aliawaisfarhat
The game is worthy of an innovative idea if the year. Love the mechanics of the game simple and dependent on your headphones as expected. The only problem that i have is that the protagonist's voice acting. Its dull and forced at times and needs improving. But thats too small of a reason not to experience this game. Its a must have.