Accessibility · text adventure · speech synthesis · voice commands

Numbered Paragraph Voice RPG

A complex old-book-style RPG with 10 independent scenarios. Win at least 7 scenarios to unlock the super final scenario.

Play by reading, listening, typing, or speaking. For voice play, say the wake word game, then say a visible option number, for example game one, game two, or game three. You can also say game, wait for the command window, then say commands like backpack, statistics, journal, map, read, save, and help.

Voice recognition warning: for best quality, use Google Chrome on HTTPS or localhost with microphone permission. Chromium can also work. Microsoft Edge may work, but testing shows lower speech-recognition quality, so use it only as a fallback. Firefox/Safari may not support speech recognition; typed commands remain available.

Prototype RPG Revision 12

The Numbered Citadel

A fantasy RPG in the style of numbered adventure books. It now includes 10 side scenarios. Succeed at 7 of them to unlock the super big final scenario.

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Scene Rain on the Stone Road

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Voice and text commands

Voice: game Voice: game one Voice: game two Voice: game option 3 Voice: game backpack / inventory Voice: game statistics / character Voice: game journal Voice: game map Voice: game read / repeat Voice: game help Voice: game save Voice: game load Voice: game use potion Voice: game attack Voice: game defend Voice: game focus attack Typed: go to paragraph 12 Typed: use lantern Typed: new game

Microphone mode uses the easy wake word game. Say game one, game backpack, or say game and then speak your command within the three-second command window. This avoids random fragments such as one one being treated as real input. Long navigation commands are still best typed.

Speech recognition works best in Google Chrome on HTTPS. Edge is a fallback, but recognition quality may be lower. Use typed commands if the browser does not expose speech recognition.

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