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Gamers Corner: May to August 2025 Edition
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- Sep 29, 2025
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Summary
Welcome to Gamers Corner Welcome to the very first edition of Gamers Corner , a brand-new show from AppleVis hosted by Thomas Domville (AnonyMouse) , with co-hosts Aaron Spelker and Jesse Anderson . This inaugural episode marks the beginning of a seasonal series that will run three or four times a year, depending on the pace of major game releases. Gamers Corner was created to provide blind and low vision gamers with a dedicated space to discover new titles, revisit hidden gems, and explore accessibility in mainstream and indie games alike. Each edition will highlight standout iOS games, feature community-driven insights, and showcase accessible titles across other platforms. Our goal is to capture the excitement of gaming while maintaining a critical eye on design, accessibility, and overall player experience. In this debut issue, we dive into two ambitious iOS games that generated plenty of discussion, explore Aaron’s “Vault Treasure” pick from the past, and finish with Jesse’s console recommendation that proves accessibility is expanding beyond mobile platforms. Glory Frontline Platform: iOS (Free, with in-app purchases) Genre: Strategy and Action Hybrid Glory Frontline isn’t content to play it safe. Instead, it pushes the boundaries of what blind-accessible iOS gaming can be, throwing players headfirst into the chaos of battle. In single-player mode, it feels like a tower defense game where enemies swarm down lanes, demanding that you shift quickly between positions to survive. Switch to multiplayer, however, and the world opens up into a full 360-degree battlefield more reminiscent of mainstream first-person shooters. The ambition is undeniable, and the sound design is equally striking, immersing players in frantic combat with clear audio cues for threats at every…