Accessibility

The game I choose is bubble spinner it’s a very simple game were you just use your mouse to shoot different colored bubbles at a big group. If you match the color in at least three matching colors they disappear. The main goal is to clear the board of all the colors. The controls are extremely simple to understand. They are very easy but the angles and bounce are very tough. If you mess up after a certain number of times the game throws back a bunch of bubble things back on to the group.

After playing the game for ten min with no arms I must say is very frustrating the game wasn’t meant to be played that way. You really cannot do anything and I did try a lot of things to it. I tried yelling, playing with my feet and yes they were clean so don’t ask. Well as for changing its really tough to play another way maybe make it more accessible by making it verbal use if you wanted or something else to control the device maybe make it less sensitive to movement.

Well I played the game now for ten minutes with no monitor and it is really frustrating also. You cannot see any color so you don’t need what you are shooting at so you end up losing rather quickly that does get frustrating. Well as for changing maybe make a voice tell what color you are shooting and were it might go. This would make the game extremely simple and not as fun. So I don’t really think this is a reasonable idea but It would make it accessible to someone that is blind.

I played the game with one arm and must say that the game was very easy to play with one arm. The game was meant to only be played with the mouse so the game is rather easy for someone with this disability. There really isn’t anything I could change to make it easier for someone.