Yes, Sounds Of Eden is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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A unique little experience that really does capture the feeling of exploring a garden. Sometimes imagination is more powerful than graphics—the sounds suggest the faintest outline of a world that my brain can then fill in. I just wish there were more cool things to discover. I found a stream once. What else?
I downloaded I to my iPad and it starts up with the unity screen but all I get is a black screen nothing more after that
First, as a blind iPhone user I applaud the developer. I want to see them succeed. But I want quality too. When holding my finger on the screen to move through I feel like I’m moving too fast. And I don’t really like the footsteps. It sounds like I’m jogging on dirt or gravel. Just not that peaceful. And the music is often too loud. Some of it sounds like slot machines in a casino. I would appreciate more control over the environment.
This environment is very genuine. It’s almost realistic. Two thumbs up guys. I won’t say it can’t be better because, it can always be better. No matter what, it is a great start for what you have planned in the future. Talk to you on the BlindSpot. It was a lot of fun. no Kung Flu here. Ha ha
I love this app! It's so relaxing!!! I hope they add more sounds to it.
The app does what it says it does, i.e., gives us an environment to explore, but I feel like I only have a 180 degree view. Elements are nice and spatially laid out, but if I chose to spin in a circle, I feel two-dimensional somehow—I can't hear stuff going behind me. Hopefully it's just a glitch because I'm on an iPhone 6S, but since I was able to play many binaural games, not sure what the limiting factor is. If not binaural intentionally, I just don't feel immersed in the environment, maybe because of the busy music.
This game provides an experience I have wished for as a blind individual, simple open experience for meditation or relaxation. Basically this is similar to walking meditation. There are no in game elements that are cumbersome or plot points. Great job for such a simple but eloquent app.
