Take it
at your pace.

On this website

The text, navigation and ordinary controls are native web content. You can read the supporting pages without entering the moving courtyard scene.

Motion and still images

The home-page pause control stops ambient animation. Deliberately scrolling still moves the camera along the journey. Use Use still images in the home-page footer to replace the journey with illustrated scenery.

The website also follows your device’s Reduced Motion preference. The still presentation keeps the game introduction, images and links available. Your manual display choice is remembered in this browser tab.

On narrow screens, the courtyard artwork appears before the optional 3D scene. The scene starts loading when you approach the window by scrolling or choosing Step inside. On larger screens it can start after the page and poster are ready. A data-saving browser preference also keeps 3D until you approach it.

Keyboard and navigation

Tab moves between links and controls, with a visible focus outline. The skip link goes to the page content. The Menu control opens the full navigation; Escape closes it and returns focus to the menu.

In the listening-room illustration, focus the sleeve and use:

• Enter or Space: lift or place the sleeve.
• Arrow keys: move it; hold Shift for smaller steps.
• Page Up or Page Down: change physical furniture support.
• R: turn. Escape: cancel the unfinished move.
• Control or Command + Z: Undo a committed arrangement.

The record, lamp and book have labelled native buttons. Sound starts only when you request it, and stops when you leave the room or hide the page. It does not restart automatically when you return.

Reading and magnification

Use your browser’s text and zoom settings. Reading pages reflow into a single column at narrow widths. Meaningful images have descriptions; decorative framing stays out of the reading order.

In the game

Unbox Us is in development. These are the documented features of its current arranging design, rather than a claim of complete accessibility certification.

• No timer, punishment or energy economy.
• Direct drag or tap-to-place arranging, turning, hold recovery and Undo.
• Voluntary Finish before full tidying.
• Whole-room pan and zoom, with saved camera views.
• Text-size settings at 100%, 125% and 150%, and a Reduced Motion setting.
• Room feedback near the object and separate music and sound controls.

Some access questions need review on the actual device and input method. Physical-phone, VoiceOver and controller acceptance remain separate from desktop browser review. This page will be updated when those results are established.

A small scene, a separate experience

The interactive room on Home illustrates a few controls. It is not the native game and does not write to game saves. For an introduction to the game’s arranging, read about how visits work.