What makes a game accessible for you is completely dependant on your own
abilities. The following list gives some initial pointers. Until there is a ratings system for accessibility
in place, you will likely have to rely upon trial and error to find games to suit.
Please feel free to e-mail for help on anything that is unclear.
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Free Games |
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This list is not conclusive, but should help you track down a good range of accessible games.
SpecialEffect - GameBase of Accessible Games.
IGDA GASIG - many more links via their Blog
too.
Game-Accessibility.com - Articles and more.
Audio games - Games for blind gamers.
AbleGamers - MMORPG adventure games.
Deaf Gamers - Review site for deaf gamers.
Eye Tracker games - Eye Tracker
games.
Head Tracker games - Links and help.
One-switch games - Switch gaming.
UA-games - Universally Accessible games.
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eBay |
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Using eBay is one of the easiest way to track down older
commercial games no longer stocked in high-street shops.
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AbilityNet: AccessFUN |
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UK charity AbilityNet sell the "AccessFUN"
memory stick for around £16.99. It is chock full of accessible games and activities.
Sold at cost price, covering research and development.
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Other Video Gaming Shops
Amazon - A good on-line source of both old and new games.
Play.com - Great prices for new games in the UK.


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