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Braille Superstore — Board Games & Puzzles

by Future Aids

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About

Future Aids, trading as the Braille Superstore, is one of the longest-established online stores serving the blind and visually impaired community. Their board games and puzzles section offers a wide catalogue of tactile and braille-adapted versions of popular classic games, suitable for both blind players and mixed blind-and-sighted groups.

What It Does

The catalogue includes tactile chess and checkers sets, braille Monopoly and Scrabble, Connect Four, Backgammon, Parcheesi, Cribbage, Yahtzee, dominoes, and dice game sets. Products feature raised lines to keep pieces in place, tactile playing pieces, and braille markings, allowing blind players to engage without sighted assistance. Adapted games include colour identification markings so blind and sighted players can share the same board.

Who It Helps

Blind and visually impaired individuals of all ages, their families, and recreation therapists or activity coordinators seeking ready-to-play tactile board games that do not require modification.

Who it helps

blind
visually impaired

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Cost
Paid
Age groups
  • All Ages

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