any new games will be released in 2025?

SO we won't know at all, so let's just wait and see.

I am expecting the audio game like survive the wild on Windows, which was recently existed. So wonderful where I cannot take my years of that game, so I’m expecting these kind of role-play games in MacBook. I challenge any developer could develop those kind of game in MacBook for blind community.

It would be really great if someone could create a game app like Dusk! Do you guys remember it? It contained 5 games: the safe, the flag, the bubbles, I don't remember the others because I almost never used them. Unfortunately, this is already the second time it has disappeared from the AppStore! Two years ago, I and other blind Italians managed to have it republished and this year it disappeared again. This time, however, it seems that the developer doesn't want to know about it anymore, it seems he doesn't want to pay the costs to keep it available. I'm really sorry, it was my favorite game app! Especially because you could play even without headphones, even while working or chatting with family without having to isolate yourself! I really liked playing at popping bubbles or opening the safe! It was based almost exclusively on the vibrations of the phone.

No, of course there won't be any games in 2025. Have you heard? The gaming industry is dead—no one plays games anymore. It was dying last year and now it's completely gone. Don't expect any more games, people. What an absurd statement: new games? As if there were people to play them.

A bit heavy on the sarcasm; lighten up a bit. But maybe this topic should be what's your implausible dream game for 2025. I doubt the Vale is coming to iOS without some sort of major announcement. Since there hasn't been one, as far as I know, that one is gonna remain a dream.

Ok, maybe there is a lack of action and shooting games made especially for us blind people but maybe we can find some among the classic ones. For example my wife used to play a western shooter but I don't know if it is accessible.

Besides the language barrier, developers only get, we want accessible shooting or action games. There's no hypothesis about, maybe shoot to get out of a hostage situation, a western as you mentioned, action to find someone in a house of horrors, even these simple ideas have so much they can be done except developers aren't given any clear instructions just, we would like, or we want, this type. I've been disappointed with the Mac's lack of playable games for eons. I can't give anyone any better ideas then I have in those examples. Yet, though people use steam, I've never gotten it to work and just don't see the point. there's never been a podcast, a guide that I know of to even help Mac users find better games. As for IOs, if someone goes by category, shooting, I'd suggest downloading as many free ones as you can and just, try them out. Maybe they are more accessible for you, then it might be for someone else. Maybe you do better then you think, maybe show to a sighted friend, hey did I do ok on this level? Maybe play together, either when hanging out, or possibly a way to play with airplay or something. Not sure this is possible. Just my thoughts. Yes, the country does come into play here, but just the ideas are so basic, how is anyone to expand on them?

Want one that has nothing to do with managing but playing. America Football, boxing, world football, and so on. Most games are not worth much. What about games similar to GMA games.

Maybe I'm just getting old and set in my ways, but I miss the days when PC games in particular just worked. I bought all of the games from VG Storm and L-works, and I even have change reaction. This whole migration to steam is way, way over my head. Same with Hearthstone and a few other games that sound awesome. I've found some instructions, but they weren't clear enough, or things didn't work as described in instructions. So yeah, I am probably missing out on some awesome newer games, but since steam and similar platforms are entirely too complicated for my current computer skills, I need to content myself with whatever iPhone games I can find and the classic PC games. It's a shame, but I suppose this is the reality we live in now.

Suggest me some free audio games for Mac. I am a YouTuber, so it helps me a lot.

Mind you, there are *some* games for Mac. The problem? You need to be able to use Steam, which is pretty inaccessible on the Mac side of the fence, for some mysterious reason. Very, very few of them are free, even then. If there was a way to get Steam working accessibly, or at least reliably, I'd reinstall Steam and see what else I could find. Right now, though, using Steam on the Mac seems to require gymnastics on a grand scale.

Hey thanks for asking I am releasing a new accessible game this month. While it's not really an action or shooter it is a bit like Dawncaster. On Feburary 27th I will be releasing my new game Adventure To Fate: Core Quest (from the series of Adventure To Fate Games).

It is a turn-based dungeon crawler with a deep combat and skill system.

Here is the app store link for the upcoming game.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/adventure-to-fate-core-quest/id6529525011

I suppose I should make a posting on the forum too so if you have questions you can post there as well.

There are some great games for the Mac. Some of these are classic titles, and others have been released within the last year. I have all of these on my mac and they work quite well. A new developer named Renzivan has released 2 games called "The Tornado Chicken", which is an endless runner game, and "Wheels of Prio", which was released in the last 24 hours. Both are available on the itch.io website. Then there are games by Mason Armstrong, also available on itch.io: Endlessrunner, SideParty, Shooter, Shooter RW, Scrolling Battles RW and Crime Hunter 2. Let's also not forget Beatstar Pro and Supercube, by Oriel Gomez, both of which can be downloaded from his website; Change Reaction and Silver Dollar, both available from the Mac app store. Perilous Marathon by Ivan Soto, The Great Toy Robbery from l-works and Blind Drive, available from itch.io. Lastly, there is Onslaught and Dark Defender.. The new releases room and the monthly digests from the audiogames.net website are both excellent resources for finding out about new releases and game updates. As for Steam, I haven't touched it because it is not accessible for the Mac.