Beat The Bluff brings audio puzzles to iPhone, Android, and Windows
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Beat The Bluff uses sound sequences for puzzles about memory, order, and small changes. It is now available for iPhone, iPad, Android, and Windows, with VoiceOver listed for the iPhone edition.
Some puzzles play a row of everyday sounds and ask which one appeared at a particular position. Others play two nearly identical sequences before asking players to identify the change. In multiplayer, an opponent can give a correct or deliberately false answer that must be trusted or challenged.
The developer lists screen-reader support, audio feedback, accessible touch controls, and dedicated accessibility gestures. The App Store identifies VoiceOver as a supported feature. Solo missions, a shared daily challenge, and public or private online matches use the same rules for blind and sighted players, according to the store description. No independent playthrough across all three platforms has been published yet.
The Windows and Android editions arrived first, followed by iPhone and iPad on 19 October. Downloading is free and online matches are described as unlimited. The Norwegian App Store also lists advertising and optional purchases: NOK 49 to unlock the complete solo campaign and NOK 29 to remove ads. The game is in English only; the Apple edition requires iOS or iPadOS 15 or later.
Sources: Beat The Bluff in the Norwegian App Store, including VoiceOver, pricing, and system requirements, Beat The Bluff on Google Play, the Windows edition on itch.io, and the developer’s 20 October platform announcement.