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Lifeline13 11 14 13YARN13 92 76 Emergency000A pseudo-3D racing game drawn on this screen. Left and right arrows swing across the pipe, up arrow or Space hops, Space starts. On a touch screen there are three buttons instead: left and right arrows at the bottom left swing, and the up arrow at the bottom right hops and starts. This is a visual, real-time game and cannot be played without sight; the How to play button says more.
A racing game seen from behind, down the inside of a giant half-pipe. You swing left and right across the curve to build speed, hop over bombs, sweep up leaves and boost pads, and try to reach the finish ahead of Grimeball the litterbug. Win all three stages to be champion.
Nothing here needs a mouse, and nothing on a phone needs a keyboard: the three buttons are the whole of it.
This game cannot be played without sight. It is a drawn, real-time race: everything in it is judging where a bomb or a leaf is on a curved track a second before you reach it, and no sound or text carries that. A keyboard, a switch or a one-handed grip is fine — sight is not optional. We would rather say so than let you find out by losing.
Stage, score and result changes are announced as they happen, so a screen reader will follow along, and the chess board at Quinn’s Grandmaster Academy is fully playable without seeing it.
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