Games and hobbies
Game night works for everyone with cards, dice, and boards you can read by touch or with large print.
In this guide
- Braille playing cards
- Large-print playing cards
- Braille UNO
- Tactile dice
- Tactile chess set
- Large-piece jigsaw puzzles
Braille playing cards
Standard playing cards with braille in the corners, so blind and sighted players can use the same deck.
What to check before buying
- Plastic cards last longer and keep the braille dots crisp.
- Some decks also have large print for low vision.
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Large-print playing cards
Jumbo numbers and symbols for players with low vision.
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Braille UNO
The classic card game with braille on every card, so the whole family can play together.
Tactile dice
Dice with raised, deep pips that are easy to read by touch. Large dice are easier to find on the table, too.
Tactile chess set
Chess boards for blind players have raised squares and pegged pieces that stay in place when you feel the board. Black pieces are marked so you can tell the sides apart.
Large-piece jigsaw puzzles
For low vision, puzzles with fewer, larger pieces and bold images are more fun and less frustrating.
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