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Ears Deal Or Not Screenshots

iPhone

About Ears Deal Or Not

Ears Deal or Not is a fully accessible trivia game inspired by the TV Game Show "Deal or No Deal".

You start off by picking an envelope that contains cash, but you are not told how much cash is in your envelope. The game board starts with 26 envelopes, and once you've picked your envelopes, there are 25 envelopes remaining.

In the first round, you pick 7 envelopes to remove from the game board, and as each is removed, you are told how much was in that envelope. At the end of the first round, the banker will make you an offer to pay you for your envelope. If you accept the offer, you receive the cash offered by the banker. If you reject the offer, you continue to the next round.

The game continues in this manner for several more rounds, until you are at the last envelope. You can either pick that envelope, or keep your envelope. Once you pick one of the envelopes, you are told what you now have, and what you gave up. You get to keep the cash in the envelope you pick.

There are about 10 rooms where the game is played with different amounts of cash, and you can enter any of the rooms if you've won enough cash.

Ears Deal or Not comes with coins to play for free, and then you can purchase unlimited play.

Ears Deal or Not was suggested by several blind gamers who enjoyed Ears Feud.