Forward: Escape the Fold

the game is currently playable, but has accessibility issues. if you can deal with them and are whilling to put some effort in the game, it'll reward you with a extremely replayable experience. I’ll try to explain how all screens work and how to play below:
when starting the game, I recommend going to the settings and changing the quality to high by using the > button. This will add an extra sound effect when moving between available choices, and it’s a useful feature.
Then configure the sound effects and music volume to what you prefer. You can also go to the accessibility tab and increase the size to the maximum. I’m not sure if it changes anything, but it won’t do anything bad either.
When you choose new game, the tutorial is currently hard to navigate because voiceover can’t find the next button, unless you use screen recognition to find it, sometimes it works.
To change the mode from the tutorial to classic,you can either double tap and hold and drag your finger a bit to the left and release it. If you hear a sound, voiceover will say item 2. Then you’ll be at the main mode, which is classic. The other option is to turn off voiceover and use the same gesture like turning a page moving one finger from the center to the left.
The rules of the game will be explained later.
During character selection, you don’t have to mess with any buttons at the start, because you don’t have new powers or characters unlocked, so just press start game.
The layout of the game works like this:
There’s a board with three starting cards. To play, you’ll have to move your character to the right place.
At the bottom of the screen, from left to right, you have your stats: health points, which in this case is 14, then the second item is your armor, mana, gold, skulls and equipment.
When you start a level, your character will aalways start in the middle, so if you explore the screen, from the bottom up, above your stats you’ll find an image which lets you use your special power when you get enough mana, then if you move slowly you’ll find your character represented by your hp, which as i said is 14.
To move, you always have to double tap and hold this number and drag it to the desired choice. To understand the board, explore by touch and move your finger slowly. Let’s take an example: above your character let’s say there are gold coins. If you move a bit upward, it’ll say image. Ignore it. If there’s a number above the gold coins, there’s probably a monster there. If you move to a card next to a monster, it’ll automaticaly attack you. That’s why you always need to plan your next step, and be warned you’ll die a lot until you learn how to feel what’s around you.
Since the monster names aren’t spoken, it always says a number, but there’s a trick to read all incoming messages. They always appear at the bottom of the screen.
So let’s say you want to see how many gold coins are above you. You double tap them, and tap the bottom of the screen with four fingers to move to the last item.
You can read the info and dismiss with a double tap.
After some time this all becomes second nature.
Since the game is turn based, you don’t have to worry, you can take as long as you want to plan the next move.
Sometimes you’ll be presented only with one or two card choices instead of three. That’s why the choice selection sounds can guide you to the right spot before you lift your finger.
Later on when you’re experienced, it’s possible to play a complete game in less than 30 minutes. It’s just a matter of learning how to read your surroundings.
Remember, your character is represented by your hp number and will always be located below the choice. So if you’ve moved right, the hp number will go to the right as well. You can only move one step at a time, and if you’re at the right and would like to get a card in the left, you can’t, because you would need to move to the middle first. You can’t move back.
When you move to a card, you automaticaly trigger its effects.