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Mosquash!
Short audio-led precision game where you find mosquitoes with 3D sound, click or tap where the sound comes from, and hear health/score read by the game.
Short verdict
Blind and low-vision players who want a simple headphone-based reaction game on Windows or Android. The practical verdict is based on the developer's detailed gameplay notes, itch.io, Google Play, and jam context, not an independent user test.
Facts
- Developer
- LazyChinchilla
- Platforms
- Windows, Android
- Game type
- Audio game, Action, Reflex game
- Language
- English. Norwegian text or speech is not confirmed.
- Accessibility rating
- Promising audio game for blind players; test first because independent reports are missing
- Accessibility Score
- 78/100
- Platform
- Windows, Android
- Vision / need
- Blind, Low vision, Screen reader
- Accessibility
- Audio cues, Haptics
- Game type
- Audio game, Action
- Last updated
- 2026-07-30
Where to find the game
- itch.io: Mosquash!
Covers: Windows - Google Play: Mosquash!
Covers: Android
Accessibility
- The game is described as not needing visual information: the mosquito is tracked with 3D-positioned buzzing, pitch, volume, and filtering.
- Built-in speech announces health and score between mosquito spawns.
- The Windows version uses left mouse clicks: click where the mosquito is heard, double-click to squash when you hear the heartbeat, and hold click for status.
- The Android version uses taps, double taps, and long presses; Google Play describes haptic feedback for successful actions.
- A tutorial is built in and can be restarted with hold gestures.
Known limitations
- Headphones are required for proper directional audio.
- I found no independent blind-player test or community report yet; the game is very new and Google Play showed a low download count when checked.
- The Windows version is checked from public itch.io information, not by running the build with audio myself.
- The game requires precise click/tap direction and quick reactions, so it may be demanding even though it is audio-led.
- Norwegian language support is not confirmed.
Price/status
itch.io lists the Windows download as pay-what-you-want. Google Play listed the Android app as paid when checked.
Available on itch.io for Windows and on Google Play for Android as of July 2026.