navigation prototype

Short audio-navigation prototype where you use Space and Arrow keys to find three targets with left/right audio and muffled audio for south.

Short verdict

Blind and low-vision players who want to test a small idea for audio-led target finding. Treat it as a feedback prototype, not a complete game.

Developer: TurtleCatStudio
Platforms: Web browser / HTML5, Windows
Game type: Audio game, Exploration, Prototype
Language: English
Accessibility rating: Blind-playable audio-navigation test with clear prototype limits
Accessibility Score: 64/100
Platform: Web browser, Windows
Vision / need: Blind, Low vision
Accessibility: Audio cues
Game type: Audio game, Adventure
Last updated: 2026-08-03

The player can turn on a black screen with Return to block visual help while testing.
Space activates navigation to the next target; the Arrow keys move the character.
A water-like sound is positioned left or right of the player to indicate direction.
When the sound becomes more muffled, the developer says the target is south/below the player.
A “yay” sound confirms that the target has been reached. There are three stationary targets.
HTML5 build and Windows download are available on itch.io.

This is a very small prototype with three targets, not a finished game or a complete open world.
I found no screen-reader or self-voicing support inside the game; the itch.io page and browser frame must be handled outside the prototype itself.
The developer says there are no in-game volume options, so lower system volume before starting.
The browser version may require the game frame to be started/focused before keyboard input works.
I found no independent blind-player comments or community testing yet; the rating is based on itch.io documentation and inspection of the HTML5 build.
Norwegian language support is not confirmed.

Free prototype on itch.io.

Free HTML5 and Windows prototype published on itch.io for the Making Games Accessible jam in July 2026. This is not a finished game.