My wife, /u/accessaces, plays $1 and in the past we both played $1. She has also completed $1 and $1. She is looking forward to playing $1 when it is released in a couple of days.

Oh man…ok I’ll go through my phone and see what I can come up with (apologies for some Terrible or missing descriptions; just waking up here):

* Swordy Quest: a relatively new RPG with great accessibility and visuals too.

* Hosted Games: choose your adventure novels

* Feer: a zombie game that has a sequel

* IAssociate II: like a word search

* A dark Room: a text adventure; not doing it justice here

* Untold

* Hatchi: Kind of like tamagotchi

* Blind Drive

* Planet Life: a quirky treasure of a game where you are a little planet and have a little robot friend named Hamburger. There are dungeons and such

* Knight Commander: you manage a group of knights and have to gather resources and craft

* trivia crack: trivia game that you can play with others (friends or otherwise)

* Guess the Rule: a brain game where you figure out the rule in a sequence of shapes and colors

* King of Dragons Pass

Also if you want to see a directory of accessible games (mostly windows) check out Audiogames.net. The list is endless. You can also go $1 for a directory of IOS games with accessibility ratings.

Hope this helps!
ETA more information and fixed formatting.

If you're on iOS, check out Swordy Quest. It's a fun, slow game

I play the mobile game Choices Stories You Play and I enjoy it very much. They aren't very accessible for visually impaired people because they don't have a feature for screen readers.

If you played Clash of clans try Clash royale.

Feer is good