Audio Game Hub

Name: Audio Game Hub
Rating: 4.2 (114 reviews)
Author: Sonnar

By: Sonnar

Games for visually impaired

Features & Capabilities

Audio Game Hub is a collection of experimental arcade audiogames that use audio as the primary interface, making them accessible for both sighted and non-sighted players.

Audio Game Hub 2 adds four new games and fresh features with sensational sound effects. It includes multiplayer modes (where available), a growing catalog with games like Bomb Disarmer, Super Simon, Blackjack, Slot Machines, Archery, Labyrinth, Animal Escape, Animal Farm, Blocks, Samurai Tournament, and more. The games help train motor, auditory, and memory skills in a fun and accessible way.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Accessibility Games Entertainment Education

By:

Sonnar

Rating:

4.20

(114)

Version:

2.3.7 Last updated: 2025-12-12

Version code:

880574638

Creation date:

2016-04-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

283.47MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 147,710 ▼ 31

Other platforms

Audio Game Hub (v2.3.7)

56,181 3.83

(1,388)

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Developed by:

Sonnar

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/audio-game-hub/id1101972684

Website:

http://audiogamehub.com

User Reviews

Users praise Audio Game Hub for its diverse, arcade-style games and strong accessibility focus, especially for visually impaired players. However, recurring issues include the unreleased Runner game, persistent accessibility glitches, heavy ad presence with problematic subscriptions, signs of neglect through sparse updates, and several in-game bugs impacting scoring and progression.

Pros

Offers a wide variety of games in a single app, delivering substantial replay value.
Strong accessibility focus and appreciation from visually impaired players, with audio and screen-reader support.
Nostalgic arcade feel that appeals to retro-game fans.
Games are described as fun and addictive by many users.

Cons

Runner never released; 'coming soon' message persists across many reviews.
Ongoing accessibility issues with VoiceOver and screen readers—numbers misread, announcements missing, and navigation inconsistent.
Ads are too frequent and hamper gameplay; subscription flow and ad-free options are unreliable.
App appears neglected with infrequent updates, causing bugs and unanswered reviews.
Various game-specific bugs (score not awarded, tutorial freezes, end-screen hangs) that disrupt play.

Recent reviews

I love this app, but it is a little glitchy. Especially on the hunting game.

by Al*****, 2026-05-07

When I start playing, I was like wow multiple games in one app and I love that I got the chance to play archery but question, when is the runner game coming out? And the return button is still broken. Hunt game is not stopping after three attempts. If you miss samurai dojo does the same thing after the last tournament

by A*****, 2026-03-19

I have ME/CFS which causes severe light sensitivity so I’m not blind but rely on VoiceOver much of the time. The games are fun but there’s a number of serious bugs needing fixing. The app has you turn off VoiceOver and use their screenreader which is problematic because alerts like notifications and calls are no longer read out. Also numbers 12 through 19 are read as 20, 30, 40, etc. up to 90 for some reason. This makes the blackjack and slot machine games confusing but mostly still playable. Other bugs include the prices for buying more coins not being read out, there’s just silence, and the ads being unnavigable via their screenreader. It tells you that you can close the ad once it’s over by tapping one of the corners and you might want to turn on VoiceOver, but the close button isn’t always right in the corner and there are typically multiple screens with the close button being in different locations, often with countdowns in between, so you have to use your screenreader and it’s very confusing and annoying. I have the privilege of being able to see for short periods to figure all this out so blind people may struggle more with this. To the devs: please make this accessible via devices’ system screenreaders, I understand that it’s challenging but it’s essential. Other bugs are bearable but very frustrating. Otherwise I love this as the beginnings of a great accessible set of games. Please don’t abandon this project. Thanks.