Become a skydiver and fly through a dangerous canyon. Collect as many points as possible and catch items for bonuses.

Controlls: 

Movement - Arrow Keys, WASD, Left Joystick
Echo - Left Crtl Key, Lower Controler Button
Reference Tone - Space, Upper Controler Button
Open Menu - Esc (opening the menu stop your current run)
Navigate Menu - Arrow Keys, Select/Deselect Slider with Enter

How to play:

After jumping from the plane maneuver the character to the swishing gaps. If the gap is left, you hear it left. If it is right, you hear it right. You are horizontaly in the right spot when you hear the swishing directly in front of you. 
To find the correct height, listen to the pitch of the swishing. When it sounds low your target is below and when it's high it is above you. 

You collect points when flying through a gap and lose health when crashing into a wall.

The echo helps you to find the gap by playing from the same position as the gap. Use the reference tone to match the echo abd height. When your character is in the correct spot the echo will change from a "bong" to "pling pling, pling pling".

If you reach a boundary you hear a low pulsing tone.

All thats left to say is fave fun and blue skies!

About the Game:

This game was made for the fifth annual "Games for Blind Gamers" - Jam (Games for Blind Gamers 5). The goal of this project was to get hands on Unitys accesseblity plugin UAP, integrating TTS voicelines (way easier than expected) and making a blindly, playable game.

The first idea was a fallen angle that flies throught hell and tries to avoid obsticals but the gameplay didn't clicked. It also felt wired to avoid the sound source (every enemy made a sound), so I changed the gameplay from avoiding the sound to finding the sound. It seems like the game design rule "Players always follow the light" also implies to sound.