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The Vale: Shadow of the Crown — A Story That United Sighted and Blind Gamers
As someone who has been blind since birth, I’ve often had to answer questions like: “Why do you play video […]
Glory Frontline: A Shooter Where Ears Are Your Best Weapon
Glory Frontline is the latest game release from Prudence Interactive, a company known not only for developing its own screen […]
Manamon, or Pokémon for the Blind — Review
“Who’s that Pokemon?” – that’s the kind of exclamation from a certain famous animated series that springs to mind when […]
The Banner Saga 3 — The Swan Song of the Norse Saga
After the release of The Banner Saga 2, Stoic publicly promised to bring the story to a proper conclusion, but […]
Cosmic Rage — A Universe Unfolding in the Command Line
Cosmic Rage is a sci-fi MUD launched in 2016 and actively developed by the Nathan Tech team ever since. The […]
Procedural Realms — a Rare Gem Among MUD Universes
Procedural Realms (PR) is a text-based MMO sandbox built on a fully custom engine, where classic MUD gameplay meets roguelike-style […]
Erion: A Curious MUD with Remarkable Sound Design
The swish of a blade, the flash of a spell — that’s how your journey begins in Erion, one of […]
Slay the Spire – The Chance to Hear the Spire
Slay the Spire is a unique blend of card game and roguelike, where players build their deck while climbing a […]
Alter Aeon: A Text-Based World Tested by Time
Alter Aeon is a classic text-based MUD (Multi-User Dungeon), launched in 1995 and still going strong to this day. Despite […]
Dawncaster – An Accessible Roguelike in Your Pocket
For a long time, accessible mobile gaming didn’t offer blind players much variety when it came to serious titles that […]
AX Roguelike – A Hardcore Mobile Game That Hooks You for Dozens of Hours
Imagine a dark dungeon where every corner hides danger, every weapon unlocks new possibilities, and death is not the end […]
Mortal Kombat 1 – A New Era of Accessibility for Blind Players
Mortal Kombat 1 is not just a reboot of the legendary fighting game series — it’s a major leap forward […]
Assassin’s Creed Shadows – The First Truly Accessible Game in the Series
Ubisoft has long promised fans an Assassin’s Creed game set in feudal Japan, and finally, that moment has arrived. Assassin’s […]
Diablo IV – Blind Demon Slayers Take the Battlefield
🔥 Introduction Diablo IV is the long-awaited continuation of Blizzard’s iconic franchise, bringing back the dark atmosphere, open world, and […]
“Ranking of Kings” – a tale about turning weakness into strength
Disability is an issue faced by many and is often discussed in the media and specialized literature. However, it is […]
The Banner Saga: A Dark Story Accessible to Blind Players
Important Information Before Reading At the time of writing, we have access to 2 out of the 3 games in […]
Voice of Cards: A Guide for Blind Players and My Impressions
Attention! This game series does not have built-in accessibility settings. Players who wish to dive into this captivating adventure will […]
World of Warcraft Retail: Completing Exile’s Reach and Playing Blind – Part 4
Welcome back, future conqueror of Azeroth! In the previous chapters of our comprehensive guide, we covered which addons adapt World […]
World of Warcraft Retail: Setting Up Accessibility After Entering the Game – Part 3
In the previous chapter of our guide, we explored various ways to interact with the login screen and the character […]
World of Warcraft Retail: Character Creation and Accessibility Tools – Part 2
In the first part of our comprehensive guide, we downloaded and installed all the necessary add-ons. Now it’s time to […]
How to organize storage for pet items if you are blind
Greetings, dear reader! Today, we’ll discuss household organization and optimizing the care of domestic pets. Many visually impaired people have […]
World of Warcraft Retail: First Steps for a Blind Player – Part 1
The inspiration for writing this series of articles on World of Warcraft Retail came from information provided by Lironah, a […]
Where to Go, Where Not: The White Cane – Tips on Mobility and Care
Inspirational content from the ‘Blind Philosophy’ Telegram channel The white cane is one of the most crucial tools in the […]
Sighted and Blind – Comfortable Living
Many parents of blind children may think about the day their child will become an adult. No one lives forever, […]
How to better communicate with a child about blindness?
Part Two: Responding to questions from visually impaired teenagers about blindness and about sighted children of visually impaired parents This […]
How to better communicate with a child about blindness?
Part One: On Prejudices and Blind Children among Sighted Parents The arrival of a child is always a significant event […]