Hello! Thank you so much for commenting. You can play with the engine here
There’s currently just a small playable tutorial I made, you can find it at the bottom of the engine’s page, or at the bottom of the official game jam page.
It does not generate screen reader compatible games for now, but we plan to further improve the engine, anyone can contribute too, since its open source!
Try integrating AccessKit on it and also base yourself in Godot, which is an screen reader accessible engine in itself and also creates screen reader compatible games. https://github.com/AccessKit/accesskit
Blind developers, including from the game jam I’m hosting this February, would love to have more engines they can create with, and developers who make games blind gamers can play, too, also appreciate that more engines are accessible. If you do this, you’ll get starred in our Wiki and when people ask about accessible engines.
Seriously, if you do this, especially if you make the engine accessible in itself, you’ll then have a ton of blind developers also helping developing the open source engine. And maybe you’ll get me (I’m not a programmer, but hope to learn some programming) to try to learn your engine. (I don’t work with engines that don’t let me make accessible games, by principle)
This is an insanely awesome heads up. Thank you so much for the info e for the suggestion. We are definitely adding screen readers support to our development backlog.
Visually impaired gamers are an amazing community and we would love to make our engine more inclusive to them, thank you so much for bringing this up.
