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The Low Vision Store — Accessible Games

by The Low Vision Store

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The Low Vision Store (thelowvisionstore.com) is a specialist retailer dedicated to improving daily living for people with visual impairments. Its games section curates accessible tabletop games and gaming accessories across every major game format.

What It Does

The collection includes all-wood tactile chess sets with touch-identified pieces, giant tactile dice with 1.25-inch raised dots, large-print high-contrast bingo boards, fingertip bingo cards requiring no chips, Braille Scrabble tile sets, easy-grip raised-dot domino sets, and accessible playing cards. Each product listing details the specific accessibility features—Braille, large print, tactile markings, or high contrast—so buyers can match the product to their vision needs.

Who It Helps

People with low vision, legal blindness, or age-related vision loss who want to continue enjoying board and card games independently; families seeking games that allow members with different visual abilities to play together.

Who it helps

blind
low-vision

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Cost
Paid
Age groups
  • Adult (26+)

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