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Brian Bors' Three mouse driven games.
In this article, The Role Of The Mouse In Audio Games
Brian discusses why it could be handy to use the mouse in blind accessible games.
He includes three small downloadable examples.
Fireman.
You catch jumping people in your net at the bottom of a burning building using your mouse.
Sword.
In this game you are fighting an enemy using the mouse to swing your sword.
The longer you survive, the faster the enemy will get.
Gestures.
You are attacked by ogres and imps and must combat them with two spells.
These spells are cast by performing various gestures, and variations of these gestures using your mouse.
Now including a game tutorial that will let you practice the spells.

Ken Downey's DreamtechInteractive FTP site.
Home of Air Hockey Game, alpha version.
A free, open-source project.
You'll have to have fast reflexes to guard those goals and make some yourself.
The rows of keys above the row with the space bar act as a paddle, which is placed at the position of the corresponding key, similar to the Wrecking ball game.
Wrecking ball, beta version 1.
--a cross between pinball and breakout, now with mouse support.
It has lots of new sound effects and bonuses.
It has ten levels and two modes of game play
classic mode, called Super Breakout, in which you start by hitting the ball with your paddle--not launching it as in previous versions,
and Wrecking Ball mode where you launch the ball.
Nearly everything you do in the game other than checking stats and adjusting volume can be done with the mouse,
When the ball hits the ceiling, the blocks aren't the only things to shrink--your mouse-controlled paddle does too.
There are more plans in the works, such as additional bonuses, but most of what Ken will be doing is getting the TTS stuff out and replacing it with human speech
The rows of keys above the row with the space bar act as a paddle, which is placed at the position of the corresponding key.
For example, pressing the l key moves the paddle to the extreme right.
If the ball is there, the paddle will hit it.
There are nine columns of keys arranged in four rows.

Liam Erven's L Works.
Home of Judgment Day version 1.2.
Save the world by firing your gun at, rockets, copters, planes, disablers, and finally, Supreme Commander Ather using your mouse or keyboard.
Mouse support is now in parachute jump and rocket rage
game includes 10 levels of play plus a boss level where you get to take on the Supreme commander himself.
a trophy system to earn awards for performing certain tasks,
and 4 unlockable bonus levels.

Parachute Jump.
You've jumped out of an airplane and you're trying to land behind enemy lines.
As you fall you can collect bags of supplies.
Weapon Search.
You've snuck into one of the Supreme Evil's storage rooms.
Your job is to sneak around and collect as many weapons as possible.
Number Guess
Guess as many numbers as possible with in 60 seconds.
You'll be told if your guess is too high or too low.
LWorks Theatre
Listen to pieces of audio, and Some are tutorials to help you play the game.
Judgment Day allows you to use your mouse.
The j key, or left arrow, or moving your mouse left, moves your gun left.
The l key, or right arrow, or moving your mouse right, moves your gun to the right.
The control key or left mouse button fires your gun.

Che Martin's Blind Adrenaline Simulations.
Home of Rail Racer, version 1.5.
A futuristic racing simulation for the visually impaired.

Your Rail Racer can be controlled using the mouse, keyboard or joystick.
You race against an artificially intelligent racer named Art and have jump jets to get you over hurdles.

The demo includes two tracks for you to race on, but does not allow the multiplayer racing of the full version,
nor can you post your times and money to the web.

Kjell 't Hoen, Marthe Jonkers and Ward Lindhout's Drawing Nightmare.
Home of Underwater, a mouse-controlled audio game.
You command a submarine and are exploring the deep sea. With your sonar you navigate, and locate treasures.
The Underwater game loads into memory and does not have an install,
so I needed to wait about two minutes for the game to start playing.

AudioGames Playcenter, Experimental Audio Games by students .
Audio Joust
A free flash based game where you take on the role of king Arthur’s champion.
You have been challenged by five knights to a joust tournament.
Armed with your mouse and keyboard you will have to knock your opponents down from their horses.
But don’t fear, for you shall not be alone… with the help of the crowd you can defeat these five challengers.
Developers: The Blind Seers (Paul van Eekelen and Ramon Leerschen)
Big Cahuna
Catch all kinds of fish within the time limit and score as many points as you can.
Click on the left mouse button to cast your rod into the water.
When you got a bite, repeatively press spacebar to reel in the fish.
The escape function does not work yet, so close the game you would do with an ordinary window.
Developers: Maxine van Tongeren and Alex Zapata
Underwater
In this audiogame you command a submarine and are exploring the deep sea.
With your sonar you navigate, and locate treasures.
Use the mouse or the arrow keys to move to the left and right.
Press the right mouse or forward arrow key to move forward.
Press the left mouse or spacebar to use your sonar.
Now listen carefully!
When you hear a low ping back, it means there is a wall. When you hear a high ping back, it means there's treasure!
When you get near a treasure you will hear it tinkle. Find them all and dive deeper in to the sea!
But be warned... There are rumors of sea mines in the sea.
Some say you only hear them by a beeping sound... so watch out!
Press B to turn visual help on/off.
There are five different levels to play.
Developers: Kjell 't Hoen Marthe Jonkers and Ward Lindhout
KILL ALL ZOMBIES
Live as long as possible in an evil world...shoot as many zombies as you like!
Requirements: 3D speaker setup, and a mouse
Developers: Daniel Ernst and Simon Alkemade
Sonar
A First person shooter
Move using your mouse, shoot with your left mouse button, reload with your right mouse button
Developers: Joeri Lefevre, David Smit and Niels Keetels

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