Maybe a text based MUD? It’s old school but a lot of people still play them. Try r/MUD

I would suggest the audio game A Hero's Call (from Out of Site Games available for PC.)
That should give you a taste of the mainstream RPG experience, though it's nothing near the real thing unfortunately, regardless of how well done it is.

The Vale, Shadow of the Crown (From FallingSquirrel Games) ( is another one that isn't out yet but will be probably by the first quarter of 2021.


We also have Untold RPG (from "Gotterdammerung" on the Apple App Store) a text based game with sounds and music.


And there are a couple of games for Amazon Alexa that may interest you, including:

Starfinder (by Payzo inc) an incredibly immersive turn based Sci-Fi themed RPG based on the tabletop game of the same name.

The Dark Citadel (by LC Publishing) a text based game with sounds and music.


MUDS I would suggest are:

Alter Aeon (which has an extensive soundpack available and has everything from quests to crafting to group combat zones)

Frandum (a mainly exploration and quest based game with more complex puzzles)

Avalon RPG (a roleplay heavy and massive world with tons of lore)

erion (an expansive fantasy themed game, mostly hack and slash but with allot of customizability)

Classic six dragons (a good VS evil themed fantasy game with tons of crafting, quests, and exploration)

Aardwolf (a mud with tons of races and classes, lots of interesting quests and contests, fast progress, and a much larger playerbase than most)



We've got some browser RPGs too, like:

Kingdom of Loathing (a well known and extensive fantasy game with humor elements)

Sryth the age of Igtheon (a mainly single player and narrative based game with over 11000 pages of content)


Eamon Remastered (A series of widely varied single player RPGs in different settings, all tied together under the Emon umbrella)


There are undoubtedly ones I missed, so I would suggest signing up for the audiogames.net forum, getting an account on Applevis.com if you've got an Apple device, or signing up for the blind gamers list on groups.io.

Try a $1. If you're familiar with text adventure games, MUDs are basically multiplayer versions of that with RPG elements.

Check out knightsofthebraille.com. Accessible Dungeons & dragons.

Tabletop role playing games can be very accessible. The map and tokens are very optional. The scenes can always be described by voice.

Dungeon and dragons can be very tactical. But it is just one system. There are many.

There are games that almost never use anything visual. Take for instance vampire the masquerade or mage ascension. These are games that only rely on conversation.

All you need is to be able to roll dice.

Ah well, you would have to get a PDF copy of the rule books and make a custom character sheet. But any game master could do it.
The help you would need would be about the same as a sighted person would.

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I think Dungeons and dragons would be perfect if you can play with a group of people.


I assume this could be done online through text, but doing it in person would likely be more fun. When I was a teen a group of friends got into it- and there was a cool tactile component to it- Rolling different sided/shaped die of different materials, figurines, maybe even textile maps.