How to check accessibility before you buy a game
A practical checklist for checking store tags, official documentation, and player experience reports before you buy.
OutBrick: Block Sort Puzzle
Sliding-block puzzle with no clock where each brick can be read and moved with VoiceOver actions. Works best when you navigate systematically by swiping, not only by touch exploration.
Short verdict
Blind and low-vision Apple players who enjoy spatial logic puzzles and are comfortable building a mental board with VoiceOver. Try it free before buying extra lives, ad removal, or the Brick Pass.
Facts
- Developer
- Mourad Hamdi / OutBrick
- Platforms
- iPhone with VoiceOver, iPad with VoiceOver, Mac, Apple Vision Pro, Apple Watch, Apple TV
- Game type
- Puzzle, Casual
- Language
- English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Turkish
- Accessibility rating
- Recommended for VoiceOver users, with some practical caveats
- Accessibility Score
- 82/100
- Platform
- iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision Pro
- Vision / need
- Blind, Low vision, Screen reader, Large text, Color blind
- Accessibility
- VoiceOver, Haptics, High contrast, Dynamic Type, Keyboard navigation
- Game type
- Puzzle
- Last updated
- 2026-10-01
Where to find the game
- App Store: OutBrick: Block Sort Puzzle
Covers: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision Pro, Apple Watch, Apple TV
Accessibility
- The App Store and developer site say every brick is a VoiceOver element that reads colour, shape/glyph, and position, with actions for the directions that brick can slide.
- AppleVis users report that the game is fun and playable with VoiceOver, including one player who had reached level 62.
- There is no clock in the main game. Boards have move targets and move limits, but you can think at your own pace.
- Colour-blind mode is on by default and uses glyphs on bricks and gates, not colour alone.
- Supports Larger Text, dark interface, sufficient contrast, Voice Control, and reduced motion according to the App Store. Version 4.5 improves speech bubbles with large text.
- The iPad version supports hardware keyboard play with arrow keys, Tab, and Command-Z. The game also has sound, music, and haptic controls.
Known limitations
- AppleVis users report that touch exploration can sometimes miss gates or surrounded bricks. Use swipe/next-previous element navigation to check the whole board.
- Some shop and purchase buttons have been reported not to activate correctly with VoiceOver on iPhone 17 Pro Max / iOS 26.x. The free game may be safer than purchases until tested on your device.
- This is a spatial puzzle. The screen reader describes bricks, but you still need to track the board, gates, hidden bricks, sealed rooms, move limit, and target.
- Apple Watch, Mac, Apple Vision Pro, and Apple TV are listed by the App Store/developer, but the strongest practical screen-reader confirmation I found is for iPhone/iPad with VoiceOver.
- Norwegian is not listed. The game is free with optional ads, in-app purchases, and Brick Pass.
Price/status
Free with optional ads and in-app purchases. The App Store lists options such as Remove Ads, timed unlimited play, packs, and Brick Pass Season.
Available on the App Store as of October 2026. Version 4.5 improved the Apple Watch experience, VoiceOver interaction with characters, larger text, and iPad keyboard controls.