The original game is called Milleborne, and it's a french card game. I
don't know who owns the copyright for it in the us (probably parker
brothers or someone similar) but there are loads of clones calling them
selves 1000 miles, or something similar.
There's no reason why there couldn't be an
Hi Katie,
If you go to our website, www.7128.com, at the bottom of our main page,
you can find our Top 25 Websites for gamers who are blind. That list has
direct URL's for each website listed and includes all the websites we
can find that either produce games, provide information about
I rarely post about updates here on audyssey (it's easier to do that on the
audiogames.net forum), but this one seemed worth it. There was a bug that
caused people to be unable to open their saved games if their computer used
certain regional settings. I have solved that bug and the fix is
Well I'd start with audiogames.net true there are a lot of games on there.
The forum has all the indie games in existance.
In fact a lot more games exist on there than here.
On 23/09/2015 5:16 p.m., dark wrote:
Hi Dorothy.
Last I checked, Bigfish was a reseller of other people's graphical
