1. Braille editions of mainstream games

UNO Braille (Mattel)

UNO Braille (Mattel) — about $10–$20 · Amazon, Target, toy stores.

The flagship: all 112 cards brailled with color, number, and action, developed with the National Federation of the Blind and re-released in January 2026. Braille quick-start cards are included, and icons on the cards also aid colorblind players. The stock warning, plainly: this deck sells out and third-party prices swing ($15–$35 seen) — at $10–$20 from a normal retailer it’s right; above that, wait for restock. MaxiAids, LS&S, and the Sharper Vision Store also sell their own brailled UNO decks at $13–$20 — same game, adapted by the retailer instead of the factory.

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