Game Over! - the world's first universally inaccessible game!
19th Apr 2007
Game Over! aims to provide game developers with a first-hand (frustrating) experience of how it feels interacting with a game that is not accessible due to the fact that important accessibility design rules were not considered or applied.
The game was developed in the context of the Universally Accessible Games research activity of ICS-FORTH.
The MS-Windows, Linux and Mac OS X versions of the game are free to download.
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