3. Designed for blind players — original games from specialty makers

Blind in Mind originals

Blind in Mind originals — Braille Superstore.

The store’s own line: a braille scoreboard ($34.95, tracks 1–4 players over 10 rounds by touch — the quiet enabler of every dice and card game on this page), a tactile dice cup set ($16.95), tactile poker chips (each color a different shape) and braille poker chips ($49.95, five denominations), a tactile cribbage board, a wooden braille dreidel ($9.95), braille emotion cards, and a full bingo line — boards from $6.95, a call board at $13.95, a family pack at $49.95. Several of these are listed without prices on the shelf pages — flagged here as price not captured where our research couldn’t read one.

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