A New Look and Feel
After 16 years on WordPress, Accessible Games has a faster, simpler, more accessible home. Here’s what changed, what’s still here, and what’s next for AGQ, Dungeon Brawlers, and Survival of the Able.
Tag: accessibility
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Celebrating World Braille Day
January 4th of each year is World Braille Day. It's a great time to reflect on this nearly 200-year-old tactile writing system that continues to improve literacy and access to this day. To celebrate, I'm going to post the full text of an article I…
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30% Off for Global Accessibility Awareness Day
Thursday, May 15th, 2025, is Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). If you've been following us for any length of time, you'll know how important accessibility is to us. Heck, it's even in our name. So even if you haven't been following us for long, it's…
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Accessible Gaming Quarterly on Kickstarter for a Short Time
We've been really quiet around here since our unsuccessful first attempt at the Survival of the Able Kickstarter. Although it didn't fund the first time around, we are planning a re-launch next month through a collaboration with Broken Ruler Games. More on that development later.…
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Review: Power Outage RPG
There are a lot of kid-friendly RPGs on the market. Just check out this list of them on RPGGeek. To my knowledge, however, there is only one RPG designed specifically for kids which also was designed as a guide for…
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Having a Learning Disability and Teaching Games
Learning Disabled and Teaching Tabletop Games is a great article written by James Cole and featured on The Geeky Gimp. IN the article, James talks about his gift of being a great board game teacher and how his experience with having a learning disability has…
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Dragon Plus Article Obscures D&D Accessibility Issues
Dragon Plus had a fantastic article highlighting accessibility issues, but it obscures one important truth about D&D 5e.
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Global Accessibility Awareness Day
Today (May 17th, 2018) is Global Accessibility Awareness Day. I thought it would be a great time to reflect on how far we've come as an industry and how far we still have to go. When I started the Accessible Games blog back in 2010,…
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Modifier Podcast Episodes about Accessibility
I recently came upon the Modifier Podcast. They've featured two episodes about accessibility in gaming which you should check out.
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What Does Accessibility Mean to You?
Accessible Games is host to this month's RPG Blog Carnival The topic: Accessibility in Games.
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International Day of Persons with Disabilities - Sale
December 3rd is the United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities. To celebrate, we're selling all of our PDFs for 50% off.
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Style Guide for Writing About People with Disabilities
I recently came upon this helpful style guide for writing about people with disabilities.
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Accessible PDFs with InDesign Alternatives
Even free and low-cost desktop publishing software is capable of creating accessible PDFs.
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Uploading Unwatermarked PDFs to DTRPG
This week I show you how to cut through the confusion and upload unwatermarked PDFs to DTRPG.
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Why Accommodating Others is Your Best Investment
I get up on my virtual soap box to talk about why I talk about accessibility.
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Keeping Your Text Flow Flowing: Removing Text Dams
Sometimes text just doesn't flow smoothly from one page to the next. Here are a few tips to help you remove blockage.
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Seeking Collaborators for Accessibility Best Practices
We're seeking collaborators to help design an Accessibility Best Practices document for hobby games.
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Why Fudge is a Great Accessible RPG Pt. 2
Fudge RPG is a universal game that can be adapted to many situations. It's even great for gaming with children or people with disabilities.
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Why Fudge is A Great Accessible RPG
Fudge RPG is a universal game that can be adapted to many situations. It's even great for gaming with children or people with disabilities.