Sat Mar 04 2023
This is a bugfix update which fixes an issue with empty tiles not being displayed in recent iOS updates.
Accessible 2048 is a masterclass in inclusive design. While the core gameplay of 2048 is already a stone-cold classic, this version makes the experience available to everyone. By adding high-contrast modes, VoiceOver support, and adjustable animations, it ensures that visual impairments don't stand in the way of a great puzzle experience.
The haptic feedback is particularly noteworthy; it gives a distinct vibration for different merges, allowing players to 'feel' their progress. The UI is clean, uncluttered, and focuses entirely on the grid. It’s a shining example of how minor tweaks to a game’s accessibility can make a massive difference. This isn't just a great version of 2048; it's the gold standard for mobile accessibility.
Full VoiceOver and Screen Reader support
High-contrast color palettes
Customizable haptic feedback
Ad-free, minimalist design
Try to keep your highest number in one of the four corners. Only swipe in three directions to keep your large tiles from shifting out of place.
Open the settings menu to enable VoiceOver support, which will read out tile values as you swipe. You can also increase the font size and contrast for better readability.
Yes, it supports keyboard and controller inputs for players who prefer physical buttons over swipes.
Thank you for making this game completely accessible for voiceover users. It works flawlessly. Now if I can only beat the game. LOL. Great job.
Love it
Thanks for making an accessible game with voiceover
Please add the ability to turn off sounds. The game-over sound is really grating. I would also like to be able to play YouTube videos in the background at the same time.
Oriol wanted to break the blind game developer stereotype. He was determined to create games for all gamers no matter their visual acuity.
Pocket Gamer Wed Jun 28 2023