Blindfold Flappy 1.2.2

Blindfold Games, developed by Objective Ed, offers a suite of entertainment applications tailored to the visually impaired community. The in-app purchases contribute to the ongoing development and support of these engaging games.

One standout title in their collection is "Flappy," an audio game designed to be fully accessible and inspired by the well-known mobile game Flappy Bird. The main objective is to navigate your bird through gaps in incoming pipes.

At the start, your bird appears on the left side of the screen and descends from the top. It rises slightly each time you tap the screen, creating an interactive experience. The game features an array of pipes that extend vertically from the top to the bottom, each adorned with a gap or hole. Your mission is to maneuver your bird so that it aligns perfectly with these openings just before impact.

While "Flappy" can be enjoyed with or without headphones, using earbuds enhances the initial experience, aiding in sound localization. As you become more comfortable with the game, you may opt to rely solely on the auditory cues.

The audio feedback is crucial; a distinct tone in your left ear signifies your bird's location, descending in pitch as it falls. Conversely, tapping the screen elevates this tone's pitch. In your right ear, a separate tone indicates the mid-point of the pipe's hole, intensifying as the obstacle approaches.

To successfully guide your bird through the gap, aim for harmonious pitch alignment between both auditory cues.

Players start with coins—one coin is required for each game session, while additional coins can be acquired through in-app purchases.