Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Hi Dark and others.Regarding to the questions, have you then looked at our website?www.theimhoteplabyrinth.comEverything is explained there, and the video have even been made as accessible as possible with text descriptions etc. URL: http

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Hi Slj. Great to here the campaign is going, however as I said id still want a bit more information, sinse right now it sounds like the game is entirely random, though I assume there is some stratogy. Also, I would be interested to know

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Hi Dark.Regarding an online electronic version of the game, we will look into that later on, depending on how this campaign goes.Regarding to all the other questions which I havent answered yet, Johannes the guy behind all this will write here

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Hi all.I have reasonly become a part of the project, and no, we dont give up just because the Kickstarter campaign failed. There has been made some mistakes, this forum included. The thing which happened regarding to this topic

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision @Slj, Im interested, and if I remember rightly indygogo has more time for its funding than kickstarter, sinse that is one of my problems with the Kickstarter system, its one month and all or nothing (plus the amount of money required

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision @Slj, Im interested, and if I remember rightly indygogo has more time for its funding than kickstarter, sinse that is one of my problems with the Kickstarter system, its one month and all or nothing (plus the amount of money required

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision @Slj, thanks for the explanation, and certainly let me know if there will be a demonstration in the Uk. As regards the game however I do have some more questions. First, yes, a tactile chess board or monopoly set do need to be ordered off

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Hi Dark.Thanks for your interest and your questions.Well, you cant go out on the mainstream market and buy a totally accessible game with Braille cards. Not that I know about. This is the special thing with The Imhotep Labyrinth

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Well you can always not only adapt the game, but adapt some of the rules. You dont know the meaning of the word terror until youve played 8 player blindfold jenga .Just to explain if your not familiar, JEnga is a game where you build a tower

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Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision You forgot Tick-tack-toe! URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=223401#p223401 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision And Ludo, lets not forget about ludo .In fairness I could see a use for this if it was a different type of boardgame. Nothing we have thus far really goes into the more complex end of boardgame experience, or into the more fantastical

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision I think it would have been more accurate to say The first game specifically designed for bisually impaired and sighted players. All the other games mentioned werent designed with visually impaired players in mind, they were simply adapted

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Thats kind of a bummer, but Ive found that almost any board game/card game can be made accessible with overlays/braille/using glue or tape to mark piece differientation like black pieces versus white pieces. You can even use glue to mark out

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision This game sounds interesting, unfortunately, it isnt going to happen, funding for it was canceled a couple of weeks ago. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=223433#p223433

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Well, as far as I know, and I am 40 years old, this is *not* the first game accessible by both blind and seeing people...checkers, monopoly, scrabble, rako, rummy, cribbage, simon, chess...apparently people actually forgot about those. URL

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Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Hi.Im sorry to say this but; I highly doubt this is going to make it.The page says they want 100 krona, which is 83100 pounds so that would be a bit more in dollars. Ive never played a table top game but I do think this price is way

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Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Sorry to be a damper as well.. but I highly doubt this will reach its goal with only a couple of weeks to go. Also, the concept of table top boardgames that blind and sighted can play in concert has been around for a long time... though

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Hi, and welcome to the forum.I was randomly browsing Kickstarter and found this project by pure luck. I quickly send them a message with links to lots of places where they can share the campaign, this forum included.I cant answer most of your

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Hello, and welcome to the forum![[wow]], this is really sounding like a nice project! I hope it gets funded. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=219761#p219761 ___ Audiogames

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Hello Wb and welcome to the forum. I confess I have the same sort of questions as Sightless combat here. On the one hand Im extremely interested in a complex boardgame, on the other its a little difficult without knowing more of the rules

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision Hello Wb and welcome to the forum. I confess I have the same sort of questions as Sightless combat here. On the one hand Im extremely interested in a complex boardgame, on the other its a little difficult without knowing more of the rules

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

Re: The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision @wellbeingproducts4uHello and welcome to the forum.Whilst any game that can bridge the gap that can prevent blind and sighted individuals from socialising is a solid concept, I fail to see how this is different from chess or other such games

The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision

The Imhotep Labyrinth as a Game of Vision For years, the blind had to settle with a limited option of entertainment. They were stuck with activities that appeal to the ears like listening to some music or sharing experiences with friends. There weren’t a lot of options when it comes