Blind Touch is an immersive simulation of blindness, offering the opportunity to experience a world without sight, relying on sensations and memory. After an accident, the protagonist loses not only the ability to see, but also their past. Reality no longer forms a picture — it is assembled from sounds, touches, and vague associations, where every step demands attention and inner peace. A world created by touch The cane becomes the only reference point, replacing sight. Every touch reveals objects and details of the surroundings, imbuing the space with meaning: the vibration of an old tape recorder, the warmth of sunlight, or the scent of plants. Home, the street, and the subway all feel different, forcing one to relearn how to recognize familiar places without visual cues. The player can choose the degree of tension and realism, tailoring the experience to their needs. A slower narrative allows for a focus on emotions and memories, while a more rigorous mode demands concentration and precise perception of sounds. Gradually, fragments of sensations form a personal story and an image of a world that can no longer be seen. Features of the game An immersive experience based entirely on sensations instead of visual perception. Using a cane as a primary means of orientation and exploration of space. The ability to choose between a calm narrative and a realistic simulation. Reconstructing the world through sounds, touches and fragments of memory.