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

Hello. I would first like to say thank you for making this game fully VoiceOver Accessible. That is much appreciated in the blind community. This game is very fun and easy to play. However, I do have a small problem. When I try to play games with my friends via Game Center, it only works sometimes. We will either get a loading screen that doesn't go away, or when the game starts, it doesn't show the new game grid, instead it shows the previously finished game screen that has the score from the last game. If this could be fixed, I would rate it a 5,