Out of Sight Games consists of two blind and two sighted people. One of them is a sighted programmer that is doing the coding for the graphics, as far as I understand things. You can find more information by searching for Out of Sight Games on google and looking at various profiles that have been posted. However, I thought they had mentioned who the team was composed of somewhere in one of the threads about this company. As far as I know, the sighted programmer has not been named and has only been referenced.

On the subject of soundtrack I do hope it will be available directly from the site for purchace or be able to be gotten with the game or on bandcamp or something because I really don't care about using google play, as on windows its total crap with its software and Itunes while I will use it for various things, I don't care if at all possible to bother with using it especially as I don't have any direct need to use it right now.
If you must I can use the ms music store but again I'd really prefur a direct copy of the music digitals as mp3 ogg or flac if you don't mind to be honest.

Hey guys,

While Steven hasn't begun work on the soundtrack yet—we're still working out details regarding all the licensing legalities, etc.—he did say it'd be fine if I shared his

Oh man, sorry guys—I don't know why only part of the post went through.

He said it'd be ok if I shared his "audition" for the gig. Basically this is a demo of the first half of the main theme for "A Hero's Call" which Steven took and re orchestrated to demonstrate what we can expect from him on the score. Bear in mind that this is just a demo, and not as polished as the finished product would be. But if this is what a demo sounds like, I think we can all get excited about the final product. Enjoy! https://soundcloud.com/stevenharriton/a … n-theme-v2

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Well, if the final version sounds like that but just polished up and extended, I'm certainly looking forward oto seeing how the rest of the soundtrack shapes up.  Could we pssibly hear the original version of the theme to compare?

that's a demo? wow! epic!

That is some sick music <3 Love it!
As others have said, this will be well worth the wait! You Guys are doing an amazing job.

I had a suspicion you guys would enjoy this. Glad I wasn't wrong!

Arq, I'll take that as a personal compliment, since the overall structure of the song is my work—melody, chord structure, basic compositional structure, etc. But Steven brings the expertise that I don't have for getting all the background stuff, filling out all the parts, doing fun counterpoint stuff, etc., plus he has the skills to do all the automation and so on to make it sound as realistic as possible. I am so excited to hear the whole soundtrack come together—I'm biased, but I think it's going to be something I'd enjoy listening to in the car or around the house, even when not playing the game. Can't wait to be able to share more!

Hey all,

For those of you who follow us on Twitter, I wanted to follow up on our last tweet with more detail than I can give in 140 characters. We've been getting a lot of questions about release date because, despite our repeated protests that June was an estimate (and was an estimate for release before there were plans to have the score re-orchestrated, among other things), people see

Sigh. You're correct. Remind me to always copy the text of a long post before submitting...

Anyway, basically I wanted to respond to the questions we continue to receive about "It's almost June—when's the game coming out?" and say that I'm not being evasive; the reason I'm not giving any answers is because I'm unwilling to make any promises until it is completely within our power to keep those promises. Basically, there are variables involved that are outside of our control as a team. For example, I can't promise we can release by X until Steven is under a contractual obligation to have the score done by X, which requires him spending some time with the score and letting me know whether or not X is a reasonable timeframe; or if there are certain things we can't do until paperwork is approved and signed, then we can't promise how soon we'll have them done until the paperwork is done, since that is outside of our hands where outside parties are involved.

So in short, we are doing everything we can to nail down all of the variables. Once there are no more variables and it's all in our hands, we will be prepared to make a commitment to a release schedule. Until then, I'm not prepared to give any, "We hope to release X," or "If all goes according to plan, we will release Y," because I don't want anyone taking that as a promise, and then disappointing people if we fail to make that happen.

I can tell you that we are the closest to announcing a release date that we've ever been, which is very exciting because it means most of the variables are nailed down and the finish line is clearly in sight. Basically we've arrived at a point as a team that we can say with confidence, "Once X is lined up, we know we can release within Y days." So once X is lined up, we will announce our release plans. Until then, I will not make promises, or risk giving the impression we're making promises, that aren't in our power to keep. But the very moment that we can confidently project a release date, we will announce it very publicly. Until then...we know it's almost June, and we know you're all impatient, but asking about release is not going to accomplish anything. We're going to announce as soon as we can—no amount of asking will make us announce sooner than that, nor will it make that moment come any sooner, as the only thing holding us back at present is waiting on outside parties.

Hopefully that all makes sense. As always, I'm happy to answer questions that I have answers to. Just not willing to give half-answers or potentially misleading answers. But we are close, guys. We are really close. Four years of work, and we can see the finish line. It's very exciting.

Thanks for the updates. Out of all the classes we can play as, is the Priest the hardest? since he has know weapons.

Flame_elchemist: Actually priests can use weapons just like anyone else—just the number of offensive skills available to them are significantly limited compared to other classes. But I wouldn't say that they are harder to play as—it all depends on your play style, and how you build the character. Our intent is for no class to be more or less powerful than the others, just suited to different play styles. So a warrior is going to be better than a thief if you build both for hitting hard and tanking damage, but a thief is going to be better than a warrior if you build him for dodging attacks and messing with enemies, and so on. Priests aren't going to be built for dealing massive damage to a variety of foes (though there are certain foes who a priest's holy magic will be your best weapon against) but they're unparalleled as support units to beef up the rest of your party.