AT LONG LAST, Wordvoyance is available in all regions!

Good morning,
I just downloaded the Wordvoyance app & found a friend request from someone, who goes by the username Superleja.
Does that ring a bell to anyone on here?
I didn't recognize it, which is why I'm asking.
Thanks!

When I try to make it work, they tell me to put the letters on outline. I might sound stupid, but how does a line work?

But I think you get the idea.

I am super adicted to this game. I mostly play single player games with the beginner bot because the second two bots out of the four just make me mad. LOL! Thank you very much for creating such a fun and challenging game.

When finances permit, I can see myself buying the life-time subscription to this game, but God only knows when finances will permit. In the mean time, I'll just enjoy one game at a time.

After partially working through the demo, I! am! hooked!! However, there is a problem, and it is not yours. I have been a braille reader for many years, and I find that examining the board using speech is very difficult. As an example of my issue, when playing chess, I must use a phhysical chess board and men to figure my next move. Going through the board layout, square by square, would be an absolute nightmare. It is the same with this game. Any suggestions are welcome. I am using an iPhone 14 pro and IOS16.6. Voice-Over is the screen reader. If I can conquor this issue, a life time subscription is in my future, as this is the only Scrabble type game I have found, and it! is! great! Thanks.

I always have this issue when a game has a sort of grid, or gameboard. Without being able to put my hands on the actual board (which is literally impossible in a case like this), I can't visualize the board and just end up frustrated. I'm going to keep working at it, because I love playing Scrabble. I was always told I'm a visual learner and have always learned better with Braille; I'm seeing now what everyone has meant over the years.

I need to find that and turn that option off. I played the tutorial and got about 10 e-mails telling me it's my turn. LOL!

I think a chat system would be nice.

Although I was thinking, a chat with one player to another, a.k.a. a conversation. Or groups. Who can be created and administrated by the players.

Both.

Hi,
I’m a huge fan of this game.
I’d also like to take a second to thank the developer for his hard work & generosity!
Since I've been helping with beta testing from the beginning & provided such helpful feedback, he gifted me a lifetime pro subscription.

This is going to work best with a Braille display or notetaker since you'll be modifying and editing as the game progresses (I used my ancient Humanware Braillenote Apex which I literally only keep around these days for reading and writing), but you could technically use a Perkins Brailler or slate and stylus if push comes to shove. Build a 13x13 grid using full Braille cells, and fill it in as new words get played. You'll have to keep tabs on both the in-app board and your tactile representation, which isn't ideal, but it's definitely prevented me from going nuts keeping track of where all the new letter connections on the in-app board are being made.

I honestly think, and I know it's not what anyone wants to hear, it's a matter of practice. I don't think this is a game most blind people are going to be able to pick up and be brilliant at. Grid games are hard for most of us, there's no getting around that. As someone who just downloaded this a couple of days ago I freely admit I'm terrible at it, 😏.

For me, I find an iPad in landscape mode is a lot nicer for these types of games. Explore by touch on an iPad for me at least is pretty close to a hard copy board.

At least with this game you can take your time and think and explore without other people impatiently demanding you take your turn or accidentally moving tiles or something.

That sounds awesome!!! Lol I have no idea how it could be implemented, but I love the idea. I'm going to get my old BrailleNote out, create a grid on there, and give this another try.

I've been meaning to get one anyway, and found one for roughly $60 at Maxi Aids. After it arrives, if I can use it for a board that I can explore, Ben's getting my money, probably next month. I'll be able to work with this game for the rest of my life! I'm hooked on this unique game.

I know you say it's in all regions, but it doesn't look like i can change the language from english.

I wonder if a rotor action to jump between starts of words might lessen the load on understanding the grid? I am another really struggling with this, and it would personally help me to be able to just quickly swipe to the start of any word on the board. Then, between swiping left and right and vertical navigation I could see where the free spaces were. I recognize it might get to be a lot to swipe through as the game progresses, but if you were somehow able to limit it to words that are open for play, it might be something to consider! I'm not sure how practical this is--I need to spend more time with this game--but just a thought from what little I've seen and the reading of this forum thread.

I really love the idea of this, and we desperately need more multiplayer word games, but my own frustration with grids may end up keeping me from this one, long term. I have tried many times and even with a physical board I struggle. Still, I'm extremely grateful for your thorough development of something that can be very hard to make accessible. Thank you so much, and well done!

I don't know how I managed to miss this, but I very much appreciate it!

I absolutely love this game. I play with my sighted wife. There’s only one thing. I can not get out of the options screen no matter what i do. Also I can’t tell if I’ve toggled an option on and off. I I’ve tried hitting save but it doesn’t take me out. Any help would be great!

Just curious as to why the board size is not 15 by 15 as in Scrabble? Not a big issue, just a bit odd. Come to think of it, a suggestion: To make the game easier, how about board size and number of available tiles? 8 by 8 grid using 50 tiles as an easier level option.

I can only guess that the 15 by 15 board size might literally not fit? I like the idea of having an option to play using a smaller board size.

Hello Ben. It wouldn’t allow me to change any settings unless you’re logged in

Other than the soccer manager game I play, this game quickly become my favorite game. Thanks to the developer for making an accessible scrabble game my wife and I haven’t stopped playing ever since we downloaded it. Scrabble is a crazy game to begin with because of all the entanglement of words and letters but I found this easy and very much accessible to follow once you figure out the layout. If you know how to play scrabble, the rest is straight forward. The grid is actually perfect for portrait mode. My name is thatboydbrown If anyone wants to play. I have the free version.
Also, my wife’s name is Primereb if anyone would like to add her as well. Dues also free version

Good afternoon,
Were new builds released, which include this new feature for those of us who use braille displays?
I’d love to test it.

Hi. My username is bookwolf. Please throw some friend requests/challenges my way :)

By the way, my username on wordvoyance is firefly85

Yes, it’s just that I don’t understand some aspects, even though I thought I did. For example, I know how to place gutters, and I know that words cannot overlap with other words, but what I don’t understand is I pick a word and try to put it close to where the other persons word is so the two words connect, but I either get a message, saying that the words are invalid, or, the words need to connect. Do the words need to have something to do with one another? Any explanation on how to lay words out on the grid so they connect would be great. I am brand new on this tried to look up YouTube videos on it that wasn’t much help.