On KitGuru, we have shed light upon video games for an array of audiences, including the 10 year old who developed a video game for his blind grandmother and the organization that reviews video games for the deaf and hard of hearing for playability (since some games are virtually impossible for deaf gamers to play due their basis in audio cues).  Here is a company that’s making waves among a sp... more.

How is it that a 5th grader discovered how to create not only a video game but a video game for the blind?  Ten year old Dylan Viale used GameMaker, which aids in designing games and his own creativity and drive. His motivation?  A desire to share his love for video games with his blind grandmother.  He used sound clues to guide the player through a maze – a “cha-ching” sound for each ... more.