Amazing! The world needs more people like Rome Nardin!
Nardin, a 12-year-old student from Tampa Bay, created a video game as part of a science fair, that is accessible for kids (and adults) who are blind or have low vision.
🎮 The game, “Please Listen,” is played on a computer and requires players to listen and follow directions to navigate through different obstacle courses with the goal of obtaining a coin to advance to the next level.
And it includes a bit of dry humor.
For example, if the player runs into a wall during the game, Nardin can be heard saying: “No, you can’t go that way. You’re going to bump your head.”
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