Blind_Adventurer

A few details about the author

Since childhood, video games have been of great interest to me. Our family got a computer back in the 90s, and I gradually started trying to figure things out and find ways for a blind person to be successful in gaming projects. Today, I am an author on the accessibility of video games, creating various guides and educational materials, as well as producing videos and streams where I strive to showcase the capabilities of blind gamers in a wide range of gaming genres. By joining the InviOcean project, I am confident that we can break the stereotypes that blind people cannot be successful in the realm of computer games. One of my biggest dreams is to create a community where developers, programmers, and visually impaired players can work together.

Posts by Blind_Adventurer

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Important Information Before Reading At the time of writing, we have access to 2 out of the 3 games in […]

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Attention! This game series does not have built-in accessibility settings. Players who wish to dive into this captivating adventure will […]

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Part Four. Completing Exile’s Reach and General Gameplay Tips Welcome back, future conqueror of Azeroth! In the previous chapters of […]

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Part Three: Initial Accessibility Settings In the previous chapter of our guide, we explored various ways to interact with the […]

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Part Two: Login Screen and Character Creation In the first part of our comprehensive guide, we downloaded and installed all […]

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Greetings, dear reader! Today, we’ll discuss household organization and optimizing the care of domestic pets. Many visually impaired people have […]

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The inspiration for writing this series of articles on World of Warcraft Retail came from information provided by Lironah, a […]

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Inspirational content from the ‘Blind Philosophy’ Telegram channel The white cane is one of the most crucial tools in the […]

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Many parents of blind children may think about the day their child will become an adult. No one lives forever, […]

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Part Two: Responding to questions from visually impaired teenagers about blindness and about sighted children of visually impaired parents This […]

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Part One: On Prejudices and Blind Children among Sighted Parents The arrival of a child is always a significant event […]

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