Glory Frontline

Name: Glory Frontline
Rating: 3.7 (27 reviews)
Author: 北京心智互动科技有限公司

Accessible Multiplayer Shooter

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

27 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Games
Developer

北京心智互动科技有限公司
Language

EN
+ 1 More
Size

253.2
MB

The World's First Accessible Mobile Multiplayer Online Shooter Hear the Roar of Victory!Welcome to Glory Frontline, the world’s first Audible First-Person Shooter (Audible FPS). This isn’t just a game; it’s an entirely new world built on Inclusive Design. We believe that the most intense battles are won through the purest perception—your ears are your greatest weapon. Core Features: 1. Revolutionary Audible FPS:Immerse yourself in 360° sound technology that turns every detail of the battlefield into precise auditory signals. Hear gunshots to pinpoint direction, footsteps to judge distance, and the sound of falling shells to reveal enemy positions. This isn’t just a game feature—it’s the foundation for fair competition. 2. True Equal Combat:Victory is determined by your reaction, strategy, and skill, not your eyesight. Whether you're visually impaired or fully sighted, Glory Frontline ensures that everyone competes on an equal footing. Now you can team up with friends of different sensory experiences, using your preferred method of control, and share in the thrill of victory. 3. Ultimate Accessibility:We’re committed to delivering a seamless, uncompromised experience. From screen reader-friendly menus to visual-free combat mechanics, we ensure that every player—especially those with visual impairments—can fully engage in this exciting world with independence. 4. Global Cultural Inclusivity:With global cross-server play and integrated real-time voice collaboration, language is no longer a barrier. Courage and tactics become the true means of communication between you and your teammates. Diverse Game Modes: 1. Lone Wolf:Fight solo against enemies from all directions. Use your auditory perception to gauge distance and direction, react quickly, and outmaneuver your opponents in true hero fashion. 2. Squad Takedown:Join forces with your team as special forces. Use real-time voice coordination and strategic planning to defeat powerful enemies. 3. Battle Royale:Face off in an intense, e-sports level showdown where only the last player standing survives. Growth & Development: 1. Weapon Crafting:Customize and upgrade your weapons with various attachments to enhance firepower, expand magazines, and provide greater combat support. 2. High-Tech Gear:Manufacture drones and other high-tech equipment to initiate massive destructive attacks. 3. Skill Training:Enhance your agility and combat reflexes through specialized training. Global Leaderboard: Climb the global rankings and prove your worth to earn the title of "World’s Strongest Listener." Compete against players worldwide, with real-time updates showing who dominates the battlefield. Our Promise: Glory Frontline is a world shaped by sound. Designed not only for visually impaired players, but for anyone seeking a fair, novel, and pure competitive experience, it offers a groundbreaking auditory shooter journey. Join us and hear the roar of victory!

Ratings & Reviews

3.7

out of 5

27 Ratings

Agree with earlier reviews
Jul 19

Emily Alexina Chia
This is a great game, but I do agree with some other users reviews within the levels being very difficult to complete, my fingers as well get very tired when constantly having to shoot the enemys, I do wish as well that there was an option where we are allowed to choose our own difficulty with it being easy, hard or medium not everybody is at the same skill level when going into the battlefield.
Agree with earlier reviews
Jul 19

Emily Alexina Chia

This is a great game, but I do agree with some other users reviews within the levels being very difficult to complete, my fingers as well get very tired when constantly having to shoot the enemys, I do wish as well that there was an option where we are allowed to choose our own difficulty with it being easy, hard or medium not everybody is at the same skill level when going into the battlefield.
Good ideas but a few major problems.
Jul 23

Boat nerd.
I enjoy the game a lot and it is a major step forward. However, I do think that it could use some improvement. One, I agree with what other people have said about their fingers getting tired after they played for for a short time. In addition, I haven’t been a fan of the controls in the squad and survival modes. Moving forward and back works okay but I find turning to be difficult at best and there have been times where I was unable to turn. The same goes for using the thrown weapons and medical items. This game needs to have external keyboard support or support a game controller. I just don’t think touch gestures are doing the job. My only other thing is the global chat. I think it’s a good idea in theory but it gets cluttered and everyone is speaking different languages. This wouldn’t be as big of a problem if it was text and we had a way to translate messages in real time. But it makes it unusable. I think there should be different channels for each language or have a way to translate messages for the world channel and the squad mode. All of this aside though, I think it’s a good game that has a lot of potential.

Developer Response
Thank you for your comment! We really appreciate your suggestions regarding finger fatigue, controls in squad and survival modes, keyboard/controller support, and the global chat. We will pass all of this along to the team for review and will continue working on improving the experience. Also, we’ve already released the sweeping feature! Thank you for your support, and we will keep optimizing the game!
Good ideas but a few major problems.
Jul 23

Boat nerd.

I enjoy the game a lot and it is a major step forward. However, I do think that it could use some improvement. One, I agree with what other people have said about their fingers getting tired after they played for for a short time. In addition, I haven’t been a fan of the controls in the squad and survival modes. Moving forward and back works okay but I find turning to be difficult at best and there have been times where I was unable to turn. The same goes for using the thrown weapons and medical items. This game needs to have external keyboard support or support a game controller. I just don’t think touch gestures are doing the job. My only other thing is the global chat. I think it’s a good idea in theory but it gets cluttered and everyone is speaking different languages. This wouldn’t be as big of a problem if it was text and we had a way to translate messages in real time. But it makes it unusable. I think there should be different channels for each language or have a way to translate messages for the world channel and the squad mode. All of this aside though, I think it’s a good game that has a lot of potential.
Developer Response Aug 1
Thank you for your comment! We really appreciate your suggestions regarding finger fatigue, controls in squad and survival modes, keyboard/controller support, and the global chat. We will pass all of this along to the team for review and will continue working on improving the experience. Also, we’ve already released the sweeping feature! Thank you for your support, and we will keep optimizing the game!
Nonconfigurable Accessibility
Aug 25

BlindMarv7
Anyone looking to play this should be advised that this is yet another app that doesn't interact with Voiceover, but rather goes right past it and uses the default Samantha voice. I would much prefer if apps using touch areas for accessibility like this would use the user's own selected Voiceover speech settings. I personally don't like Samantha. Until this gets fixed, I can't even begin to play the game. Based on what I was hearing in the intro and the starting menus, this otherwise seems like it will be fun when screen reader accessibility is properly implemented. I couldn't find a way to provide this kind of feedback from within the app, which would also be a useful feature. It should also be noted that the Samantha voice started out speaking pretty fast in the intro instructions, but then slowed down a lot upon entering the starting menus. Hence my advocation for accessibility to directly use the user's own Voiceover speech.
Nonconfigurable Accessibility
Aug 25

BlindMarv7

Anyone looking to play this should be advised that this is yet another app that doesn't interact with Voiceover, but rather goes right past it and uses the default Samantha voice. I would much prefer if apps using touch areas for accessibility like this would use the user's own selected Voiceover speech settings. I personally don't like Samantha. Until this gets fixed, I can't even begin to play the game. Based on what I was hearing in the intro and the starting menus, this otherwise seems like it will be fun when screen reader accessibility is properly implemented. I couldn't find a way to provide this kind of feedback from within the app, which would also be a useful feature. It should also be noted that the Samantha voice started out speaking pretty fast in the intro instructions, but then slowed down a lot upon entering the starting menus. Hence my advocation for accessibility to directly use the user's own Voiceover speech.
A Solid Shooter with Thoughtful Audio & Accessibility
Jul 31

Euphemia_yy
This shooting game is really enjoyable—smooth gameplay that keeps you engaged. Had a minor issue with the audio settings recently; the support team responded quickly, walked me through adjustments, and even checked in the next day to confirm it was fixed. Their attentiveness makes a difference.What stands out most is their focus on accessibility. The built-in screen reader works seamlessly, pairing perfectly with the audible design—clear enemy cues, distinct movement sounds, and audio prompts that align with on-screen info. It’s clear they’re putting effort into making the game inclusive, and that’s something to applaud. Keep refining these features—they’re doing great.
A Solid Shooter with Thoughtful Audio & Accessibility
Jul 31

Euphemia_yy

This shooting game is really enjoyable—smooth gameplay that keeps you engaged. Had a minor issue with the audio settings recently; the support team responded quickly, walked me through adjustments, and even checked in the next day to confirm it was fixed. Their attentiveness makes a difference.What stands out most is their focus on accessibility. The built-in screen reader works seamlessly, pairing perfectly with the audible design—clear enemy cues, distinct movement sounds, and audio prompts that align with on-screen info. It’s clear they’re putting effort into making the game inclusive, and that’s something to applaud. Keep refining these features—they’re doing great.