Kikiriki Games: creating mobile barrier-free games accessible to all
On the surface it looks like a classic mobile game, but it is in fact an audio game made especially for the blind. Anyone can play it, but the players have to rely on their hearing. The main motivation for Jana Kuklova, co-founder of the Brno-based Kikiriki Games, was to expand the range of games for blind players. With her next game title, Brave Brain, she is targeting a wider audience. "We want to make games that anyone can play without feeling any obstacle while playing," she says.
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