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About this Game
Crosswords for everyone! Fully accessible supporting TalkBack for blind players.
NEW: Play the newly-added Wordvoyance single player mode to learn the game, sharpen your skills, and test your might against the CPU at a faster pace than playing against human opponents, all with no ads or distractions!
Wordvoyance, the online multiplayer crossword building game with visually impaired accessibility built-in! Instantly familiar to anyone who has played games like it, Wordvoyance matches are faster and more exciting. More importantly, this game has NO ADS, making it perfect for gatherings of all ages! Wordvoyance is perfect for those who want to enjoy a fun and engaging word game while on the go. The game tests your vocabulary learning and word-building skills while also promoting education and literacy.
If you use accessibility tools like TalkBack, Wordvoyance fully supports your screen reader and offers plenty of ways to help you organize and keep track of the action while you play.
If you've played other crossword-building games, Wordvoyance works exactly as you expect. You can drag and drop tiles onto the game board to form words and score points. But we didn't stop there! You can also just tap your tiles to place them in a line as fast as you can type. And for those that need to or want to, this game can be played with a number of different input methods including keyboards, game controllers, and even assistive technologies such as braille displays. At long last, fully-sighted and visually-impaired players alike can enjoy this classic board game together!
Wordvoyance is the first game of its kind that's been specifically designed with accessibility in mind. With its focus on mobile accessibility, inclusive design, and adaptive gaming features, the game is sure to become a favorite among gamers of all walks of life. The game is perfect for individuals who are blind, visually impaired, or use screen readers, as it features a user-friendly interface and works seamlessly with a variety of accessibility tools. And, unlike the physical braille scrabble games on the market, playing on your own screen gives you all the time you want to explore the game board without interrupting other players.
