Tried downloading Solace to test. It's not reading with my NVDA either. Wonder if they forgot some DLL's?

@Defender Thank you, good to know. I couldn't get NVDA or Narrator to work with it.

@SLJ
Actually, that's just a stat showing how close to the submission deadline they submitted their game, we have 8 days for voting still, for all games, which is a totally separate deadline.

Hi! I tried to download daymon wars, but i am confused. I downloaded a zip archive and just got a bunch of music files.

Well I don't know about you guys, but I've been quite impressed by this year's entries!
I think that percentage wise, this is the best blindness related game jam I've seen for the amount of actually good games. Allot fewer games relying on blindness stereotypes and cliches this time as well, which is definitely appreciated.
Particular favorites for me include The Museum, Fishing in the Dark, DayMon Wars, Lunch Gambit, and The Keeper, in that order.
Both PG13 and Liam will be covering this, in fact PG13 finished streaming a few already, and we're almost at 200 ratings on the 27 entries now, with more than 4 days still to go for voting.
I think that's the most ratings we've ever had on one of these. It truly feels like the consistency of the annual jams is really paying off in terms of recognition.
I wonder how many full games we'll get out of this, and how many return devs for next year's jam.
Exciting stuff!

@Computergamer To vote, you have to go to a queue section on the jam page which will then show you a few games at a time that you can then rate. I think this is done to encourage more of the games to be played.

@Computergamer
First, you need to be logged into an itch.io account, which it seems you are as I saw you comment on one of the games.
Then, on the submissions page I linked to in the first post, under all the filtering buttons, you will see a link that says view my cue.
In that cue will be the links to like 5 game's pages.
On each jam page will be the voting controls, a bunch of radio buttons, plus a place to comment, and either a direct download link for the game, or more likely a link to the game's itch.io page for downloading.
It's honestly a little bit clunky, but it works.
Each time you rate a game, it is removed from your cue and a new game replaces it, until all games are rated.
This is so that even if people don't rate all the games, every game has a chance to be rated since everyone's cue is random.
You can also set your preferred platform at the top of the cue, and shuffle it (get all new entries) 1 time if you get too many entries that you can't play/don't want to vote on.
Feel free to ask if you need any more help.

@Computergamer
You will get to DayMon Wars eventually, but you can't choose when to vote on it. The best you could do is to shuffle your cue and hope you get it. It's not super likely that you will though...
As for verifying your email, I'd just check in your account page for a way to resend the verification. If it's not an option there, email support about it.

DayMon isn't the only game worth playing there so if it's broken, at least you have other options.
For me, I was able to select the first one in the list at least, but he uploaded a new version to fix some bugs a couple of days ago and maybe that actually made that issue worse. I don't know.

Basically when you go to download it, the amount of time since it was uploaded is shown near the file name on the page. So if it seems to show a newer upload than the one you downloaded, try it again.

I have tried out a couple entries. I really enjoyed fish in the dark, daymon wars and the keeper so far. Will see if i have time to rate more.