Hi all. I cannot remember if the discussion of board games is relevant to this list, so apologies if I have overstepped the mark. I live in a household with all blind adults but sighted children so I have a question in a couple of parts. Firstly does anyone know any good board games, mainstream as braille games are extremely limited and I| think we have them all, that can easily be adapted to make them playable by a blind person. I have bought a number of games and made them accessible by using my penfriend on cards, or using a braille letter system and then a key of the cards on a seperate reference sheet. SImilarly I have labeled squares on boards in the same way, as well as using sticky velcrow dots on the squares and underside of playing pieces to great effect. I wanted to know if anyone had any good family or older games that could be easily adapted in this way. Secondly to Dark, you mentioned adapting the game Atmosfear which is a game I really want to buy but haven't taken the plunge and I haven't been sure if it would be possible to adapt it easily. How did you find doing this and was the game any good and playable for blind people? Thanks all for any advice. Richard
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