I'm mostly blind and only play three or four games that all work with a screen magnifier.

Civilization V and VI, Minecraft, and Cities:Skylines (which is a city-building simulator).

Lately I've been using Seeing AI to help me plays games, including the text-heavy Divinity 2. I have no central vision and can only very painfully make out words. I just hold up Seeing AI to the screen for large blocks of text like item descriptions. I sometimes kind of wing it a big with the dialogue answers but it kind of matters less than you think, and I go by the the first word a lot of the time. Like answers starting with "ask" are generally safe. The dialogue in that game is all spoken which is a big help, and I can also pop open the wiki if I get sick of reading power and item descriptions.

It definitely takes more patience to play this way. I recently beat Dark Souls (the first one) and that's a good low vision game, at least my type of low vision, as there's little you have to read except for some item descriptions, and the movements are a bit slow and steady. It's not an inherently easy game, though. I also really like Darkest Dungeon as a low vision game, the characters are huge on the screen and the interface is pretty uncluttered. Also managed to get through Xcom 2 using Seeing AI, just beat it a few months ago.

www.audiogames.net is a great resource to get an overview of what’s happening in accessible gaming. The forums are one of the best resources, however discussion can become a bit childish at times. Don’t let the name throw you off, there is quite a bit of chatter about games for low vision as well.

I’m visually impaired- i play Lego video games pretty much exclusively bc the graphics are chunky and contrasted (easy to see) and no text other than menus, essentially!

Not really the same thing, but you might consider taking up pen & paper RPGs to fill that void. I am completely blind and it really doesn’t hold me back at all. I’d be happy to help you get started.

I play and am legally blind. Shooters are hilarious and I've had a good group on xbox who think it's funny to use me as a decoy. I love RPGs love em so I have my caregiver who games play too she reads them out loud. Using an 80 inch screen helps too.

You might want to try "a blind legend", it is available for free on google play store, I put it on my cell phone. the home page says it is available on steam and the apple app store as well. - http://www.ablindlegend.com/en/home-2/

There's a slider for UI size in Factorio, and the game itself allows you to zoom in quite a lot to see everything.

Check out audiogames.net. There are 600 accessible + games to choose from. :)

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VGStorm games have a bunch of games made specifically for accessibility. I linked ManaMon which is an auditory accessible pokemon type game. VGStorm has others as well.

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