Welcome to the gritty neon streets of Cybercards, the ultimate single player roguelike card game experience! Build your deck, unlock new cards and playable characters, and strategize your way through the cyberpunk world.
With dynamic gameplay inspired by tabletop games, every draw of the deck can mean the difference between survival and failure. Do you have what it takes to outsmart your opponents and emerge victorious?
Choose from a variety of fun, exciting characters to play as, each with their own unique abilities and strengths. Unlock new cards and build the ultimate deck to take on the toughest challenges the city has to offer.
But beware, Cybercards is a true roguelike card game, meaning that every decision you make and every card you play has real consequences. One wrong move could mean the end of your journey, so choose your actions wisely!
With intuitive mobile controls and addictive gameplay, Cybercards is the perfect way to dive into the world of cyberpunk roguelike card games. So what are you waiting for? Download now and start your journey to the top of the neon underworld!

Make your way through the eternal darkness of Lumtham woods. It's a journey filled with monsters, peril, and tonnes of loot. Collect cards, weapons, and items as you make your way through this fast-paced deck building rogue-like to escape the darkness of the forest.
Features

• 6 playable characters, each with unique abilities and gameplay

• Rogue-like gameplay and lots of replay-ability

• Over 50 different weapons

• Over 250 different cards to discover

• Tonnes of different Enemies and Bosses to defeat

I have asked by Luyi to share this here.
Strange Road is a game developed by Luyi and another developer who's name translates to something like Keeper of strange things.
This is an RPG in which you, the player purchase a badly made RPG and get annoyed with it, thinking that the author is just trying to scam people by charging for bad games. So you copy his code and decide to set up your own scam. But instead, your computer gets infected with a virus that then pulls you into the game.
There is a more thorough explanation in the guide and exact strategy to complete the game if you need it. I will list the hot keys here for reference, however.
First of all, when you launch the game, you will hear an opening sequence and must then press enter. If your game is not speaking, follow these instuctions.
Once on the main menu, you should hear a musical box style loop.
From here, press down arrow three times, enter twice, down arrow three times and enter. NVDA should now be speaking.
Keys:
WASD: movement
JKLUIO: skills
Space: Weapon attack.
H: Health
RTY: monster health from left to right.
Z: Coordinates
F1: Attributes
F2: Inventory
F3: Skills
F4: equipment
`: set quick item if on a usable item in inventory, otherwise use that item.
Enter: Speak with villagers, use shops, etc. Shops are not menus, they sell a product which they tell you about the first time you press enter, and a second press buys the item.

The game does have a plus version that can be purchased for $10 USD.
In order to do so you'll need to use a service paypal offers called xoom, which can send money to alipay.

We offer this meticulous workmanship, with a movie-like sound experience
The game aims at "Definite rhythm", requring your rhythm sensation, where you can challenge the upper limit of your fingers' agility
The game also provides audio visualization as a feature, for a new gaming experience
We offer the blockbuster, AIGC, for you creating your exclusive BGMS.
The game is in English, both the text and the dubing. There are some untranslated menu options, but keep in mind this is a beta.
TTS volume and rate cannot be adjusted now.

Found this on ich today. The goal is obviously to gain insane amounts of money and happyness, but how you do this is a bit different than what I've seen so far. You start with a bass gain of $1 per hour (1 game hour =1 irl second), and 1 happyness per day. You have a set amount of living costs that you have to pay every day, and every game year you get a larger $ payout as a bonus. If your values fall below $-100000 or -10000 happyness you start over.
The main way you advance is by buying cards with your hard-earned money and happyness. These cards can have any range of affects, and there are over 400 of them. Some will just give you a small bonus to your idle money income, others give you a large amount of happyness to spend but decrease the amount you gain in future, and lots more besides that. It's really a game where you have to be good at deciding when to buy what to see the best gains. There are also some cards that, at least as far as I know, only penalise you, so you can either avoid those entirely or buy them so they're out of the way once you're far enough to be able to take the hit. One card purchased at the wrong time can totally ruin a game though so be careful with that.
Some things to point out about navigation: If you don't have it on, turn on emoji reading in your screen reader because things related to money use the money bag emoji and things related to happyness use a grinning face emoji. It'll make things easier to read.
To easily navigate between cards and see what you can afford, press 5 and shift+5 on NVDA to move between heading levels 5, it'll move you to the next card and announce if you can purchase it or if you can't afford it.
Finally, you can hide already purchased cards by pressing the magnifying glass button, though once you have them, its heading turns to a level 2 heading saying "owned" anyway, so they shouldn't bother you too much.

Hi All,
I wanted to post here and announce my release of the Race for the Galaxy text-based UI, version 0.1. This is a way to play the card game RFTG against a powerful AI opponent. Note that the AI is not my work, but was based upon another open source project.
What is RFTG?
Race for the Galaxy is a game in which you attempt to develop a galactic civilization. You are basically responsible for playing cards that represent worlds, technologies, and the like, and are ultimately trying to obtain the largest amount of victory points. This is not a 4X-style strategy game, but is a famous and very deep card game which has been around for many years. The rules, as I mention below, are not included in the game but are available online and linked in the readme file.
You can download version 0.1 compiled for Windows from My Dropbox. There is a small readme file inside which explains the commands, but I am happy to  go into more detail about anything that is unclear. As I explain in the readme, the text UI does not currently support expansions. The rules are not included, but are available online and linked in my documentation.
In order to run a game with more than two players, you need to run it from the command line, like this
Rftg.exe -p 3
I will try and work on a more friendly menu system for game configuration later.
The game autosaves at every decision point, so to start a new game you need to remove the autosave.rftg file. This may be a bit confusing but is convenient for testing and development.
I hope that you enjoy this game. It’s been a passion project of mine for the past few weeks, and I’m very pleased with the progress so far.

Zero Hour Assault is a game where players can eliminate each other, form teams, earn score points, and use those points to upgrade their characters in future updates. While the game mechanics may differ slightly from other first-person shooter games, the core concept is straightforward. In the current version, your objective is to eliminate other players using bombs and weapons to earn score points. These points can be used in future updates to enhance your character's power and agility. If you are on a team in the current version, eliminating an opponent also earns your team a kill.
You can use the link below to download and try my game. Before you start playing the game, I suggest you read the read m e and rules files:
https://nbmstudios.com/zero.php
By the way, I forgot to correct a few mistakes in read me, sorry. There are 2 maps in the game, and if you don't want to fight with bots, you can go to the 2nd map and fight with players only! And finally, you still have molotov in the bag, and there are no grenades in the game at the moment.
Have a good game everyone!

Idle Iktah is an incremental game set in a fictionalized Pacific Northwest where you start from nothing and create your own path to success. Level up, complete quests, and gain powerful rewards as you dive deeper into this hand-crafted adventure.
hey everyone! so this game released a few weeks ago and i've been testing it since the first release. it has months of content. the description of the game is simple, but the game will add layers of new content and unlockable areas and surprises as you play. it has a storyline. if you have played melvor idle, i find this one much more enjoyable, because even though there are many skills like woodcutting, gathering, fishing, cooking, etc. things are much easier to understand with a mobile device. you can fight and read all stats in a screen easy to understand and track your hp. i've reported some accessibility issues and the developer is always listening and improving. i'll send a link to the testflight version in case of apple devices, because you can receive updates faster. you can also send feedback directly from the game by going to more settings and feedback.
the android version also has a way to join the beta, i just don't remember how i did it. so i'll leave a link to the standard version in the play store, and if someone can report if you're running at least version 1.0.4 it should be the latest one.
i hope you enjoy the game!

A simple audio game simulating visual disabilities. The goal is to cross the crowded street safely listening to the sounds of passing cars.

EchoVis Street is a simple audio game, aimed for blind and visually impaired people. The main goal of this game is to present one of many possibilities of use the mobile devices to develop ability to use hearing skills by visually impaired people. We recommend sight persons also to try their skills in this area.

This game consist several levels, each with a different traffic sounds simulation. The player's main objective is to cross the road in the virtual environment avoiding to be hit by a passing car or tram. This should be done in base of acoustic informations analysis arriving to the player's ears. Therefore, we recommend playing with stereophonic headphones connected to your smartphone and without looking at mobile phone screen. All of the necessary communicates are being read with use of text to speech synthesizer

In our opinion, this application can be successfully used, for example, by spatial orientation instructors or trainers conducting training in explaining to sighted people the way the blind perceive the world. To reach this goal, we have planned to create 3 games in the EchoVis project boundaries - more information can be obtained on www.echovis.tt.com.pl website. We encourage you to provide us with your opinions, ideas, application functionality issues, etc.

Watch out for speeding cars and trams.