Pegfall adds VoiceOver aiming and spoken board scans on iPhone
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Pegfall: Bounce Roguelite is now playable with VoiceOver on iPhone, according to the App Store. The update provides spoken directions, aiming audio, and a scan that reads the board.
VoiceOver support arrived in version 1.2.0. Players aim using named directions, fire with a double tap, and hear each volley announced. Peg types use shapes as well as color, and the board can be inspected during play.
Version 1.2.1, released on 23 September, adds aiming sounds with a practice exercise in the tutorial. Magic Tap can start a scan of the board. The game is free with optional purchases and requires iOS 15 or later.
The App Store calls the iPhone version playable with VoiceOver and names an accessibility tester, but we found no public independent review of the current version or confirmation of full no-sight playability on iPad.
Sources: Pegfall on the App Store, including release notes and its VoiceOver description and the official Pegfall page from Birkin Apps.