An audio survival game. Play in your browser with a screen reader or with the game's own voice. Headphones are recommended.
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About and keys
This is the browser version of Life In Nature. It connects to the same world as the game app. Use headphones.
When the game starts, the keyboard focus moves to the game area. If you use a screen reader, it should switch to focus mode
(application mode) by itself; if keys do not reach the game, switch to focus mode (NVDA: NVDA+Space, JAWS: Enter on the game area).
VoiceOver users: turn Quick Nav off.
Main keys
R: stand up or sit down. You start sitting.
Arrow keys: walk forward and back, step left and right. One step per key press; X turns hold-to-walk on or off.
Shift+Left or Right: turn 45 degrees. Shift+Up or Down: turn around. Alt+Left or Right: turn 1 degree.
Page Up and Page Down (or 9 and 7): climb up and down. Ctrl+Space: jump.
Enter: doors, signs and pick up. Shift+Enter: enter buildings and travel points.
Alt+O or Tab: options menu. Ctrl+Shift and a letter: open an item of the options menu directly; the letter is read after each item. Escape: back, or leave the game.
Slash: radio message. Backslash: out of character chat. Ctrl+Grave: reply to the last conversation. Alt+H: conversation history.
Comma and Period: previous and next message buffer. Left and right brackets: previous and next message (hold to keep moving). Delete: quote, report, copy or delete the message.
F10, Shift+F10, Ctrl+F10: newest chat, system and money message.
B: current area. Alt+B: your location. F1: who is online. F3: ping. F9: connection statistics.
H, S, E, U, O, F: health, thirst, energy, hunger, general, sun.
Home and End: master volume. Shift+Home and Shift+End: map music volume. Hold them to keep changing.
F12: copy the last spoken message. F11: copy the last 10. Shift+F11: hear the rest of a shortened message.
V: voice chat on or off. Shift+V: push to talk. Alt+V: players who talked near you (mute one). Alt+Shift+V: microphone check (asks the browser for permission if needed).
Ctrl+Alt+R: record the game sound (and your microphone, if turned on in F8). Press it again to stop; you can then download the recording.
Keys that work differently from the desktop game
Y: copies the last spoken message to the clipboard. A browser cannot record a spoken message, so the desktop Y message is not available.
F8: the settings menu, with the same options as the desktop game (online and offline notifications, flair, arena, auction and game event announcements, voice chat, buffer sounds, sign beeps, dream sounds, music box volume and more) plus the web ones (speech output, game voice, 3D sound). They are also on the Settings page before you log in. The game's own menu is Alt+O.
Alt+Shift+C: your coordinates and facing. This key exists only in the web version, because the browser uses Ctrl+Shift+C itself.
Ctrl+F1: a list of every key of the web version.
Shift+F12: the same as F11, copy the last 10 spoken lines.
G: hold it and use the arrow keys to look around with the camera. On the football pitch G passes the ball and does not stop you from walking.
Some Ctrl+Shift letter shortcuts are taken by the browser (for example Ctrl+Shift+I, J, N, T, W and Q). If one of them does not reach the game, use Alt+O instead.
Typing sounds are on, like in the desktop game; turn them off in the web options, F8.
The new map builder tool and the lag meter are only available in the desktop game.
Playing on a phone or tablet
In the game the whole screen is a touch area, with the same gestures as the Life In Nature app, and a control pad with big buttons sits at the bottom of the screen.
Without a screen reader
Let the game speak with its own voice, then play with gestures on the whole screen. Swipe up and hold to walk, lift your finger to stop. Tap the top left corner to go back.
With VoiceOver on iPhone or iPad
VoiceOver keeps your gestures for itself unless you turn on Direct Touch for the game area. Once you are in the game, move the VoiceOver cursor to the game touch area, turn the rotor (rotate two fingers) to Direct Touch and swipe up or down to switch it on. Your gestures then go to the game; VoiceOver still reads what the game says. Switch Direct Touch off the same way to use VoiceOver again. If Direct Touch is not in the rotor, add it in Settings, Accessibility, VoiceOver, Rotor. You can also use the control pad buttons instead.
With TalkBack on Android
TalkBack cannot pass gestures to a web page, so use the control pad at the bottom of the game screen: swipe to a button and double tap it. To walk, double tap and hold a walk button; you walk until you lift your finger. In menus the pad buttons become Previous item, Next item, Select and Back. More actions opens the action menu with everything else. The back button of your phone goes back, like Escape.