Accessibility

Tiny Robot Missions follows the display and motion settings on your phone, and it never puts you against the clock. This page describes what the game supports, and what to know before you play.

Settings the game follows

• Text size. Text follows the size set on your phone, including the largest sizes.
• Reduced motion. When your phone is set to reduce motion — on Android, to remove animations — the game’s movement is reduced.
• Contrast. On iPhone, the game switches to a higher-contrast palette when Increase Contrast is on. On Android it uses its standard palette.
• Orientation. Play in portrait or landscape.

These were checked on version 1.0.0 (build 2), on an iPhone and on an Android phone, in October 2026.

Play at your own pace

• There are no timers, no lives, and no penalty for a plan that does not work.
• Undo is unlimited. Restart puts the board back and keeps the program you wrote.
• Hints are free, and they start with something to notice about the board, not with the answer.
• Any level can be skipped without penalty, and picked up again whenever you want.

Screen readers

Solving a level depends on seeing the puzzle board, so Tiny Robot Missions is designed to be played with sight. It has not been tested with VoiceOver or TalkBack.

Feedback

If something in the game gets in your way, we would like to know. Write to hello@playtinyrobot.com, and tell us which phone and which setting you were using.