Circus Master's Revenge

Okay, I reread my review and decided I was a bit harsh. The game itself is amazing but the login screen is anything but. Please fix ASAP.Please please change the app so it's not got its own keyboard. This makes this totally impossible to log in meaning you can’t play the game i’m totally gutted and please please please read my my review and take it into account because I know a lot of other people are complaining about this exact same issue. It does not help impaired and rather makes it impossible for anyone to use the app. I thought you would want people to use it. I will come back when this issue is fixed.

Good game but you can’t sign in with email because the keyboard doesn’t have a capital key.

Though there are a lot of difficult to beat creatures in this game, I’d say by far the most painfully difficult monster is the all powerful and all complicated log in screen presented to us. I love the game, I think everything about it in terms of it’s story, mechanic's and general play are good. But I’d say you definitely could have done a better job with the log in screen. The weird keyboard presented to us is super slow, and when I tried logging in using a sighted person’s assistance I was told that double tapping on the letters still somehow made no difference. Additionally, quite a few characters for certain passwords were missed out, a particularly annoying one being the capital letter sign, as that’s a character I use in multiple passwords. I recently acquired a facebook account, so am hoping to sign in using that, then everything will be good. I can’t wait to try out all the features, and maybe buy some stuff in order to support the developer as they have really done a good job with this game. But if I had to say anything that I’d like to be worked on, the log in screen is definitely it. You guys have made this amazing game for the blind community, and it gave me a lump hearing the developer’s story and how this game came to play. But please, think about making the log in screen a bit more tidy so we can enjoy your creation. But otherwise, I love this game and it’s super hilarious story! Keep it up, and I hope to see more games from you.

So I played this game on an old phone with a pair of wired earphones and it was a really enjoyable experience. I encountered no issues and had a lot of fun. However ever since upgrading phone and replacing my wired earphones with Bluetooth ones I have encountered a major problem. The game lags significantly and there is a huge delay when you are turning which means it is nearly impossible to shoot things. This can lead to a lot of frustrations. There is also a delay when you shoot which can also be very annoying too. It would also be nice if they let you use voice-over instead of their own screen reader when you sign up with your email address because I Think it could be done a lot quicker with voice-over because it didn’t read the keyboard very well in the game and you had to scroll through every key to get to the one that you wanted. I really did enjoy the game though and it was nice to play something somewhat similar to audio defence but these issues were a bit of a frustration for me and made the gameplay less immersive.

Whether you’re blind or sighted, you’ll probably enjoy playing CMR. Speaking as the former, of the various audio-based games currently out there, I find CMR to be one of the top choices and one of the most exciting and fun to play yet. The sound design and effects are excellent - particularly the various gun sounds and melee impact effects. And the voice acting is also likewise very good. Headphones are a must in order to interact effectively with this directional gameplay concept, and with a reasonably good quality pair of phones you’ll get the most out of the very well represented immersive 3-D/360° virtual playing environment of which CMR consists. As the nature of the game requires you to turn around on the spot in order to navigate the virtual playing space and target your opponents, CMR is best played either on your feet or on a swivel-chair (ideally in a space not also occupied by expensive ornaments, just in case you go off-balance or inadvertently move places in the room with all that spinning to and fro.) The object of the game is fairly straightforward: you will be approached from (quite literally) all angles by various enemies, and it is your job to focus your aim upon and eliminate these oncoming attackers as quickly as possible before the protagonist’s character takes a hit. You can only sustain a very small number of hits in this game before losing the round, so you’ll have to watch your back! Fortunately for you, you have a choice of gun and bludgeon to hand in order to assist you with this task. In this manner, the idea is to progress through the various rounds in order to thwart the resources of this dodgy circus chief and, ultimately, beat the game. In-game purchases are available although are by no means necessary for successful completion. The current version of the game (version 1.1) also includes the one-spin-a-day wheel mini-game (a Wheel of Fortune style game of chance), giving the player the opportunity to win tokens which make up the in-game virtual currency (although most of the time I tend to score very little on this side.) and there is also the Quackshots mini-game, although as I have not yet unlocked and try this out at the time of writing I am unable to make comment on this aspect at this time. Although CMR scores very highly in terms of the concept, design and gameplay categories and comes highly recommended by me, Version 1.1 has some glitches worthy of note to the developer. The first and most frequent of these is the ap