Marshini Mansion is a unique video game designed to bridge the gap between sighted and visually impaired gamers. Created using the Pygame library, the game offers an accessible and thrilling experience through dynamic auditory cues and keyboard-based interaction. Players navigate a haunted mansion by tapping and holding keys, which represent in-game locations, while audio feedback guides their movements and decisions. The game incorporates elements of risk, adrenaline, and strategy, such as traps and monsters, making it engaging for all players. A built-in tutorial ensures new players can familiarize themselves with the mechanics before tackling more challenging levels. Marshini Mansion aims to create an inclusive social gaming space by offering a fun, immersive, and equally enjoyable experience for both sighted and visually impaired players.
This project highlights the blend of technology and artistic sound design, where immersive auditory cues create a rich gameplay experience. Software such as GarageBand and Final Cut Pro were used to produce high-fidelity sounds, bringing in-game elements vividly to life and engaging the player's imagination. This combination of cutting-edge tools and creative sound design ensures an engaging and inclusive environment for all players.