I admire your hard work. But just one thing that annoys me the most. Every big game that came out recently was using the turn based combat system, which I think, has become kind of boring. You *can implement an interactive (First person shooting style) combat system that visually impared users can handle. I ensure you if you do this you will get much more players. What's done is done though. Take this suggestion for the next titles.
Thanks.

I'm afraid I do not really  see why the word "blind" has to be included in the title.

The fact that this is an audiogame intended to appeal to blind people is evident by what the game is in and of itself, and in fact  than appealing to more people your title will likely have the opposite effect, since the goal of accessible games is inclusion and accessibility, IE, games with a similar ethos and appeal to those which sighted gamers enjoy, not special blind games that do blind things for the special blind people.

this is even more true in a game which, unlike a blind legend, doesn't have anything to do with blindness in it's story.

As I  said this wouldn't stop me from buying a game , but I admit, I an more inclined to try first and judge later, but those who judge by appearance, or at least title might not be so forgiving. Plus of course, sighted people are not going to play anything with "blind" in the title, since they will assume that "it's for blind people" and "not for them," which would be a shame given the work that has gone into the game's illustrations.

Personally, I'd have preferred if the game was either just called "enchanted castle" or, if it's intended as first in a series like the inquisitor games, if it were called something like "mercinary's quest." which has much more to do with the game and it's characters, and thus more welcoming to anyone who might want to try it.

While I like the idea of different difficulties, for me, combat is more rewarding if it takes work and if there is a chance my character could lose, which in turn based combat  means calculated risk  resource management, or employment of the right thing at the right time to gain some degree of edge.

At the moment on normal difficulty, combat does seem very easy, since the number of healing potions available far exceeds possibility of damage, and each potion is a full heal, but I'll see since I've only just started the game so far, and obviously there are harder difficulties beyond this one.

Hi.

Ok, this might sound harsh, but will they never learn? This is not the first time they produced a game like this, even though they always say it's a different team, all their games feel strangely the same.
As Liam stated, there is nothing appealing regarding the game. And no, we wanted to create a game for everyone doesn't count anymore, we have heard that countless times now, no wonder the scene isn't moving anywhere.
The one good thing is that it's not as overpriced as the inquisitor or echos of livia when it was still payed.
Personally I have better ways to spend my 5 euros for a game like this, for example for a marvel vs capcom infinites steam key and I receive a more fleshed out game.

Oh and, Pg13 just started a youtube live stream of the game, this shall be entertaining.

Greetings Moritz.

@Simba:

Got a link? I'm curious about it. Also the whole title thing was pointed out in the general games topic when it was announced and the devs didn't respond to any feedback however

The voice acting I found more amusing than irritating, I laughed at the "nathan attacks with incredible strength!"
I would like to see a few ways to speed up gameplay, but in general other than combat complexity, I'd say this is on par with the inquisitor and similar audio adventures from what I've seen so far, and I'm happy to enjoy it on that basis despite the issues.

I have a bug to repport to you all.when in combat, your char takes 0 damage, or is that at least on my end

is the game worth getting?

Sorry to say, but: If you had beta testers who don't like rpg's, then they should not test a rpg game. Then this is simply not the kind of game for them... I mean: Why beta test a game concept you don't like? That doesn't make any sense to me...

Hi everyone I'm here again.
A new update is gonna be online soon, that fixes some of the problem Lirin and Xoren pointed out yesterday.
Here you can request the update:
http://www.ticonblu.it/audiogame/update … p;lang=eng

To Kianoosh, Dark and Wes Hollow: I can see that not everyone likes turn combat system. I'm thinking about implementing a new battle system more arcadish. I'll talk about it later (first I'll respond to other comments).

To Jacek: the announcement was made by another person, but as you can see I'm here now trying to answer to all of you, so feel free to ask anything.

To Phoenix1991: write to [email protected] asking for a refund, and tell which mail did you use durign the payment.

To Juan Reina: It's not a bug, at difficult 1 you don't get any damage.

To Cyco: thanks for pointing it out; I'll fix that in the next update! also: there's only one narrator.

Regarding the battle system: I can see two things that were pointed out the most. 1) we thought that implementing easier difficulties was a good thing but not everyone likes it; 2) turn-based battle is not appreciated by everyone. I want to try a different approach to battle, something more like Blind Gladiator, to include in a new free update. I'll start working on it next week, and I hope to talk again with all of you trying to make this game the better I can.

Actually I'm more than happy with the turn based combat system, my problem is this implementation, since there is no strategy or need to make different choices, just continue to attack and then take a potion.
Make the attacks randomised, make the  potions less effective,give more attack options, give different weapons to equip, make the enemies do different things etc.
Turn based combat can be fantastic if handled correctly, just look at dungeons and dragons, or pretty much any graphical rpg since forever,  this version just doesn't give the player enough choice about what to do, or really much chance to effect the outcome of the battle.

I have played a bit further into the game yesterday evening and have just completed the prison, and while I enjoy  environment and rather overdone acting, I  admit  combat gets very uninteresting, even against tough enemies, since it's basically just keep on attacking then taking a healing potion, similarly, while I like the side quests and alternative tasks in the game which need you to backtrack, there is little point in doing them since there are no real rewards other  more healing potions where as if the game had armour and weaponns or other items that would be different.

I'd say the game is worth getting if you want to play through the story, explore and listen to the wonderfully hammy acting, but if your looking for an entertaining rpg possibly not.

I also found a couple of quests with no method to complete, or at least I haven't run across them yet, I'll mention them here, though bare in mind I still haven't finished the game.

Oh, and spoilage ahoy!

First: in the planes there is a carpenter looking for elm wood to complete some toys, I haven't seen any, and at this point if i do it'd be a long treck back.

second, in the swamp, a game keeper asks you to defeat a particularly dangerous reptile man. I've beaten a couple of other reptile men, but not the one he is looking for apparently. I suspect the right one is behind the liana fencei have examined the fence several times, not to mention talking to or examining everything in the swamp,  and cannot get through.

In the prison, there is an arquebussier who wants to surrender and asks you to find a document in the stronghold so he and his family can leave Frayda.
I immediately went back to the stronghold, but nothing. I also searched the stronghold again after freeing philo, but nothing there either.

Lastly, not that it is a major deal, but I found it  bit strange that the old supervisor (the scholar in the swamp), did not change his message after you defeat the king of the swamp, he still tells you about the giant toad.

Again some of these, for instance the elm for the carpinter might be available later in the game, though it would still seem to need a trek here to complete, but i thought I'd report either way since hopefully if these things are! bugs they can be fixed.

Btw, I likely will not have time to continue the game over the weekend

not getting this game. Sorry guys. After seeing all the comments....

Gonna skip this one. Maybe if we don't buy these games they'll learn?