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Another blog shout-out, this time to The Blind GM. The Blind GM's blog is aligned with the same goals as Accessible Games: to bring gaming to the disabled (in his case, more specifically to the blind). "If my goal is to bring awareness to the…
We wanted to share this link with everyone because we think this blog is not only a great read but a great resource. There's a lot that can be said about speech therapy (har har), and I know that if I had these sorts of…
Lost Cities is an easy-to-learn card game designed for only two players and was part of the Kosmos 2-Player Games series.
It has been a while since we last updated, but we're out of hiatus to announce our new Psi-punk Developer's Blog. Psi-punk is an upcoming release from Accessible Games that blends psionics and cyberpunk into a unique setting. It is based on the Fudge RPG…
It has been several months since I posted an update, but naturally I thought this bit of news was worth coming out of hiding for. I recently had the pleasure of entering the 48-Hour Design Contest at RPGGeek.com. In addition to being a great and…
It's ncie to stumble upon these sorts of things. I was recently browsing a website which specializes in accessibility aids for daily living. The site, Enable Mart ( ) has loads of exceptionally useful items to help people with any number of disabilities. One of…
We only had the opportunity to play it once, but the consensus at the table was that it was a fun, creative game with plenty of personality.
I highly recommend watching Blindsight. It is a powerful documentary that has some great lessons for everyone, regardless of ability.
There is a new web service that should be of particular interest to every business owner with a physical store front: Wheelmap.org. This website (and iOS App) allows users from around the world to find a store that they have visited and rate its ease…
There are a surprising number of video games designed specifically for blind gamers, such as Entombed ( click here to read our review of Entombed ), but few mainstream games are designed with the disabled gamer in mind. When a blind gamer makes the news…
