Accessibility Entrance

Sterling's World, made easy to use

Welcome. This is the whole park, laid out simply: one thing per line, big text, strong contrast, and honest labels so you always know what you're walking into. Everything here works with a screen reader unless it says otherwise.

A reminder: Sterling's World is made for entertainment, not medical advice. Nothing here is a substitute for professional care.

Listen

🎧 The Park Behind Your Eyes A complete audio theme park where sound is the attraction — a full guided day, or single rides. Built for you. Nothing here needs the screen. Settle somewhere safe before you start: these rides absorb you, and it's easy to lose track of the room around you. 📻 Sterling FM The park's radio station, always playing. Press play and leave it on. 🎵 The Jukebox Sterling's albums, chosen by name and played start to finish.

Read

📖 Human Override — accessible edition The park's whole novel as real text your screen reader reads naturally, with large print, high contrast, and a read-aloud voice. Thirty chapters; your place is saved. 🖊️ man.bat, Issue 01 — full transcript The graphic novel that follows Human Override, written out in full: what every page shows, every caption, and every line of dialogue. Twenty-one pages. A grown-up story. 📝 Ride transcripts Written versions of the audio attractions, in large high-contrast text. Open any ride, then choose its transcript.

Play

These are the park's most screen-reader-friendly games — they announce what's happening as you play. Some still involve reading the screen, so each one says what it asks of you.

🧠 Knowledge Board Pick a topic and answer questions. Text-based and announced — the easiest game here to play by ear. 🚂 Sterling's Slow Train One gentle line of dominoes, no timers. Your hand and the line are announced as they change; some reading of the board is involved. 🍨 The Cognitive Creamery A parlour of small brain-treats — word games and puzzles. The word games read well; a few of the puzzles are visual. 🃏 Sterling's Hold'em Chips-only poker against the house, no wagering. Cards and bets are announced; reading the table helps. 🛣️ Signal & Noise: The Long Road A story-driven campaign told mostly in text. Long, and it does lean on reading.

Watch and listen

📺 Sterling TV — live The always-on channel. The talking carries most of it, though it is video. 🎬 Spoonflix Sterling's longer films on demand. Video, so parts are visual — but good listening.

Rest

🌿 Sterling's Zen Den A calm corner: a slow breathing exercise with a track to match. Follow it by ear.

Your spoons

🎟️ Your souvenir ticket The spoons you've gathered today, your badges, and a place to redeem secret codes.

Help

💛 Support What this park is, who makes it, and how to get in touch. 🏠 The standard lobby The regular visual park. Your accessibility settings come with you — text stays large and contrast stays strong wherever you go.

Attractions that need sight

Being straight with you: these parts of the park can't be played or enjoyed without seeing the screen. They're listed so you know they exist and aren't left wondering — not to send you somewhere frustrating.

The Rides — big full-screen video attractions.
The Kid Zone, Doodle Land and colouring pages — drawing and picture play.
Where's Sterling? — a hidden-picture hunt.
The kids' arcade — Betty's Breakout, Spoon Stacker, Scarfighter and Starlight Run are fast, drawn games.
Sterling Midway, Pulse Tap, Spoon Tactics and the board games — these depend on seeing a board, cards or targets.
Wobbly Warriors — a one-tap arcade brawler. It announces what's happening and plays with a single button, but the timing is judged by watching a moving bar.
The Souvenir Shop — printable colouring pages and certificates.

If any of these could work for you in a different form, that's genuinely worth telling us on the support page — it's how the audio park came to exist.