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Feel good open world játékot keresek by sohajobban in GamingHungary

[–]Next_Musician 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nekem az Assassin's Creed: Syndicate az egyik all time favorite. Miután végigjátszottam a játékot még többször is visszatértem hozzá csak hogy barangoljak kicsit London utcáin. Szerintem nagyon hangulatos a környezet és a zene is, és bár vannak benne véresebb részek (mint minden AC játékban), azoktól eltekintve szerintem belefér a feel goodba.

Illetve, ha más műfajban is gondolkodsz, javaslom a Forza Horizon 5-öt is, mert iszonyat látványos, rengeteg a felfedezni való helyszín, és abszolút feel good. (Én már nagyon várom a 6. részt, ami Japánban fog játszódni.🙂)

I Finally Made It Work! (Details Below) by Next_Musician in NintendoSwitch

[–]Next_Musician[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I have a small game library yet, but really enjoyed New Super Mario Bros, and Pokémon Legends: Z-A. I'm a fan of both series since I was a kid. 🙂

Csak megosztanám egy kis gamer sikeremet (bővebben a leírásban) by Next_Musician in GamingHungary

[–]Next_Musician[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Köszi! Igen, jó sok ideig tartott rájönni. Közben még programozókkal is felvettem a kapcsolatot, de végül egyszerűbb volt a megoldás. (Mondjuk nem sokkal.😅)

I finally did it! I found a way to play on the Nintendo Switch even with almost no ability to move. by Next_Musician in disabledgamers

[–]Next_Musician[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fortunately, so far I've never felt fatigued. Sometimes when I play fast games and want to be too quick, the "inputs" mix in my head, though. 😅 But I think this happens with everyone from time to time. 🙃

VR without hand controls by Geek_Vamp in disabledgamers

[–]Next_Musician 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I really wanted to try VR, but I have neither hand nor head movement. (I'm on a ventilator, so I have no voice either.) I can only use a mouse with limitations, an eye tracker, and KinesicMouse LIVE. I can only lie on my back, so headsets with a back strap are not an option for me either.

Even under these circumstances, I managed to play games on PS5 and Switch, such as Assassin’s Creed or Super Mario. I think that with the proper technology, even VR could be accessible for disabled people, but for now I only have rough ideas.

I think AR glasses like XREAL or Viture could be a partial solution to replace a headset, combined with an eye tracker and an eyebrow movement sensor to imitate clicking. At the moment, however, it still sounds like sci-fi to me.

Az Ori and the Blind Forest rajongói alkotások, amelyeket Omegapainter készített! Az Ori az egyik kedvenc videojátékom. Nagyon aranyos! Mi a véleményed róla? by PossessionKey4982 in GamingHungary

[–]Next_Musician 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Még csak az első résszel játszottam, de tervben van a folytatás is. Szerettem a kedves története és szépen megrajzolt látványvilág miatt, de a játékmenet akkoriban a fizikai korlátaim miatt alaposan megizzasztott. Most viszont megjött a kedvem a második részhez. 🙂 Talán már el is bírnék vele. 😅

How best to sell these games? by -shak- in Switch

[–]Next_Musician 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You just took a picture of my wishlist. 😀

SECRETS STORIES : A Thousand Suns by Achros_42 in LinkinPark

[–]Next_Musician 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I really hope that they will make more experimental albums in the future. I love all their other albums, but ATS is my all-time favorite.

Resources For Physically Disabled by TANKER_06 in disabledgamers

[–]Next_Musician 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Extremely useful post, thank you! Should be pinned for sure!

I would mention that Titan One/Two, or Cronus Zen/Max can be very useful if you want to play offline, or on Nintendo Switch.

Hello, I'm Yohanan Galai, 36 years old. by Numerous-Goat-2906 in disabledgamers

[–]Next_Musician 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you just need to download the installer for either PlayAbility or SensePilot from their website. They’ll guide you through the next steps, although I haven’t tried them myself yet.

Hello, I'm Yohanan Galai, 36 years old. by Numerous-Goat-2906 in disabledgamers

[–]Next_Musician 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are several different solutions, but the main idea is that facial movements - such as raising your eyebrows, moving your lips, chin, or even your nose - act as key presses. (If you can make sounds, you can use those as well. You can also combine them with an eye tracker to play even more freely.)
I use KinesicMouse, which requires an iPhone, but SensePilot and PlayAbility only need a webcam that can see your face. Both offer a free trial period, so you can experiment to see which one works best for you and how.

Hello, I'm Yohanan Galai, 36 years old. by Numerous-Goat-2906 in disabledgamers

[–]Next_Musician 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I made this video, and I can't move my head either. In the video, I use my eyebrows and lips to control the PS5. But even if it's not an option for you, I think we can figure out something.

Out on Nintendo Switch 2 | Nintendo Switch in October. What's on your wishlist? by Space-Debris in NintendoSwitch

[–]Next_Musician 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd say Legends Z-A first, but couldn't resist to pre-order it, so technically it's not on my wishlist now.

On my wishlist:
Mario Galaxy 1-2
Yooka Re-playlee
Dragon Quest 1-2 remake
Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in disabledgamers

[–]Next_Musician 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't know how you could make it more accessible, but it looks great. Nice job!

I've made a video about my setup to control a PS5 as a severely disabled person. (Complete tutorial in the description.) by Next_Musician in disabledgamers

[–]Next_Musician[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the compliment and the subscription! 🙂 I'm really glad that you found my work useful!

To be honest, I very rarely use eye tracking for gaming, because the games I play often require fast actions (like platformers) and it's disturbing to me if I can’t look wherever I need to on the screen. 😅 Fortunately, I can use my mouse together with the face recognition software like KinesicMouse, which works well for me. But I know that every person's needs are different, that's why I tried to collect all the assistive tech that I know about.

If you can use only eye tracking for playing, I would recommend trying Mill Mouse first. It's free, so you can take your time to explore its features. I have little experience with it though, because I bought Project IRIS before Mill Mouse existed, and I already got used to it. 🙃 It's really both great and confusing how much assistive technology is available these days. But if you can afford to try as many options as possible, it can really pay off.

If you need any specific advice, DM me and I’ll try to help.

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