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Audio Football
Audio-first American football where you coach the team, pick offensive and defensive plays, and hear the match through announcers or your screen reader.
Short verdict
Blind players who like American football, play-calling, and strategy choices, and can accept an early prototype with English text and speech.
Facts
- Developer
- Felipe Oliveira / Gatuno Games
- Platforms
- Web browser, iPhone/iPad with VoiceOver, Android with TalkBack, Windows/PC with keyboard
- Game type
- Audio game, Sports, Strategy
- Language
- English
- Accessibility rating
- Blind-playable browser prototype with clear prototype caveats
- Accessibility Score
- 82/100
- Platform
- Web browser, iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows
- Vision / need
- Blind, Low vision, Screen reader
- Accessibility
- VoiceOver, Self-voicing, Audio cues, Keyboard navigation
- Game type
- Audio game, Sports, Strategy
- Last updated
- 2026-10-06
Where to find the game
- Web browser: Audio Football
Covers: iPhone/iPad, Android, PC/Mac with browser
Accessibility
- The developer describes the game as made for blind players first, inspired by Jim Kitchen’s NFL Football.
- With VoiceOver or TalkBack, choices are regular buttons that can be focused and double-tapped.
- A screen-reader mode sends game text to your screen reader instead of using the recorded announcer voices.
- Without a screen reader, mobile players can swipe between choices, double-tap to choose, hold to repeat, use two fingers for score/clock/down, and swipe up to skip play-by-play.
- On a computer, number keys choose options, R repeats, S gives score/status, and Space skips the announcement.
- Technical inspection of the web page found labelled buttons, keyboard commands, screen reader/game voice settings, a main-menu tutorial, and audio cues such as whistle, crowd, and commentary.
Known limitations
- This is an early browser prototype, not a finished app-store release. The link, rules, and accessibility may change quickly.
- Independent evidence is currently the AppleVis thread with early player comments; I did not find a full external review or long-term test.
- The announcer voices are AI-generated and stitched from short clips. Both the developer and AppleVis comments mention uneven pitch in some play-by-play lines.
- If you do not hear audio on iPhone/iPad, the developer says to check that silent mode is off.
- Only English is confirmed. You need to understand basic American football rules, although a short tutorial is now available from the menu.
Price/status
Free public browser prototype. No account required.
Free public browser prototype checked on 2026-10-06. No account or download required; iOS and Android apps are not confirmed.