UNO Braille Card Game – Accessible Fun for Blind & Low Vision Players
UNO Braille Card Game – Accessible Fun for Blind & Low Vision Players
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The UNO Braille Card Game features Braille markings on every card — allowing both blind/low-vision and sighted players to compete together. Developed in collaboration with accessibility...
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The UNO Braille Card Game features Braille markings on every card — allowing both blind/low-vision and sighted players to compete together. Developed in collaboration with accessibility experts, this version retains the classic gameplay of UNO while making it accessible.
Key Features
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Full 112-card deck with Braille embossed markings for color, number, and action cards.
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Standard size and styling so sighted and non-sighted players can play together seamlessly.
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Instructions available in Braille, audio, and printable format.
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Ages 7+, and supports 2 to 10 players — perfect for family game night, school classrooms, or inclusive social settings.
Usage & Tips
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As with any UNO game, the aim is to be the first to discard all your cards — and don’t forget to shout “UNO!” when you’re down to one.
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Because of the Braille embossing, treat the cards with care: avoid bending them too much or exposing them to excessive heat/moisture.
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Ideal for inclusive classrooms, therapy settings, vision-impairment support groups, or family game nights.
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For more detailed rule sets, downloadable braille versions, or audio walkthroughs, visit the publisher’s dedicated site.