Looking for help on soul trapper

When I played Soul Trapper, exploring with and without VoiceOver aided me in finishing the game. Sadly, almost all of the chapters have unlabeled buttons, which is worsened by the seconds you’re given to tap each one. I used VoiceOver when trapping the ghosts, but you have to be relatively fast in finding the buttons. Try swiping up with two fingers, which will take you to the top of the page, then flick as soon as he says to “aim.”I know a couple of people who became frustrated with it, but it’s definitely playable. I do wish they’d make the experience a little more accessible, though. Be that as it may, I’d rank this game as one of the top ten in audio quality. Good luck with everything.

The unlabeled buttons are a challenge, but they are always in the same places depending on what he is doing in the game. If I recall correctly, the ghost tracking buttons are on the lower half of the screen. Also bare in mind this hasn't been updated since iOS was just called OS, so the screen sizes don't match. but it's absolutely playable. i kept voiceOver on when I first played, then turned it off the second time around. I have beaten the game about ten times now, it's that good. the story kept me hooked from beginning to end, and the audio, as previously stated, is incredible. i wish more games were produced like this one. the story...anyway, i digress, sorry. as for the ghosts, you should hear them on either side of your head. To explore the buttons, hit the very last button on the screen. This pauses the game, so you can explore where things are. you might also consider putting small pieces of tape on your screen to mark where buttons are, at least in the beginning. The pause feature apparently visually brings up a map, but the buttons are still visible so it's a great way to familiarize yourself with the needed controls.
I hope you've found this semi helpful.

Please someone put a label on the soul trapper for blind to use it the game

Unfortunately, I think this game has been all but abandoned. it's an old game, which means once updating to IOS 11, that's about it unless the developer updates it. It's also only episode 1, with Ep 2 never having been made. I almost finished the whole game myself, but got stuck on the very last puzzle where you're trying to align your chi (not really a spoiler don't worry). I know what I'm supposed to do, but the audio queues to follow are not present like they should be, so essentially I'm just moving around on a large silent grid. Sort of gave up after that. But if you need another game like this, I highly recommend checking out one called Heathcote. It's of very high quality in terms of audio, and the story is quite decent also. There's also one called the Girl who Sold the World. it's not currently accessible, but it is in the process of being made so. I've played the non-accessible version and can say it's an interesting combination of the gameplay of time Chrest, and the audio presentation of Heathcote with full voice acting and a very convincing sound scape.