Re: Accessible Board and Card Games!
Interesting, I just have a couple of questions.
First, what sort of games do you have? I've always fancied playing some of the casual fantasy board games like talisman or tokio battle, but obviously they aren't accessible. The only board games I've heard of tactile versions of are monopoly, chess, Backgammon, Snakes and Ladders, Scrabble and Ludo.
Second, you say you have two versions one with a more minimal braille setup requiring sighted assistance. Does the one with the larger amount of braille still involve print? or is it braille only, or do you mix and match. For example in braille monopoly, there are two sets of cards for each street, one set in print but with braille headings of the street names, and one in braille with print headings so that the banker (whether she/he is blind or not), can give players the correct version.
Chance and community chest cards are also written in both forms.
So, is this how the games work in access ter ms?
Any further information would be appreciated.
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