SoundEcho

Name: SoundEcho
Rating: 4.3 (3 reviews)
Author: Kristof Nijs

By: Kristof Nijs Game

Accessible memory game

Overview

Version:

1.17

Last updated: 2026-08-10

Ranking

#580,849 ▲ 571

Overall

Features & Capabilities

SoundEcho, the challenging and accessible memory game!

SoundEcho is a memory game with sounds that is easy to play and fully accessible with VoiceOver. SoundEcho is enjoyable for blind, low vision and sighted players alike.

The gameplay is simple. Buttons showing a letter, number or smiley are spread across the screen. Tap a button to hear a sound. If two different buttons produce the same sound, they disappear. Find all matching sounds as quickly as possible with as few taps as you can.

Choose from 4 sound categories: the classic animal and computer sounds, or the alternative traffic and musical instrument sounds. Each game contains 10, 15 or 20 sound pairs.

SoundEcho integrates Game Center so you can compare scores, track achievements and play real-time matches with 2 to 4 players.

SoundEcho was nominated for the 2023 Golden Apple Awards by the AppleVis website.

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User Growth & Download Statistics

Game

By:

Kristof Nijs

Rating:

4.30

(3)

Version:

1.17 Last updated: 2026-08-10

Version code:

888975263

Creation date:

2023-03-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

7.17MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-14

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Ranking

# 580,849 ▲ 571

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Developed by:

Kristof Nijs

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/soundecho/id1639116371

Website:

https://www.xxs-web-development.be/audiogames.html

User Reviews

Just want to say thank you. Only one problem though, the sounds are so good, but you only get 9 free trial runs. Please try to find a way that doesn't cost much or is free, like a thing where your trials update every 12-24 hours. I'm a minor playing this game and it's not like I can just grab my card and purchase stuff.

by Sp*****, 2026-07-03

If I ever start teaching students with visual impairments, I would use this game to see how well they can both distinguish and match sounds. What about adding more categories, like themes they might hear at school such as things in a classroom like riding on the chalkboard? The animal sounds seem kind of immature, but if you’re dealing with someone with cognitive delays, they are great. I like there’s nothing moment, as these students might need all the time they can get to find a match. , And the computer sound, what about having different windows sounds… At least from windows 98 until now. That would allow someone to look back, with your ears, two earlier times of Windows operating system. Pretty fair game, and it would be useful in my career