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Audio Game Maker: game building environment for the blind

The Bartiméus Accessibility foundation has announced the development of Audio 
Game Maker, an application which enables visually impaired people to make their 
own computer games. A first prototype of the application is scheduled to be 
released in Februari of 2007.

Audio Game Maker aims to increase the number of computer games for the visually 
impaired, since very few accessible computer games exist. Many visually 
impaired players want to create their own games but give up when confronted 
with programming difficulties and other technical issues. Creative players 
manage to modify existing games with their own recorded sounds in order to make 
'new' games. Despite these efforts, there is a huge demand for an accessible 
tool that enables visually impaired people to make computer games.

Audio Game Maker aims to be a solution for this problem by offering a simple 
and accessible game building environment. Audio Game Maker is part of project 
Game Accessibility, a series of activities conducted by the Bartiméus 
Accessibility foundation in order to improve the accessibility of computer 
games for players with impairments. Accessibility has been researching the 
accessibility of computer games over the past few years, and participated in 
the development of two games for the blind: Drive, an audio racing game, and 
Demor, a location-based audio-augmented reality game. 

For more information, please visit http://www.game-accessibility.com

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Greets,

Richard
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