As many and more of us, I feel your pain, dude. I was a Magic the Gathering addict before I got blind and I still want so bad some way to play it online again.

My small contribution is: Search the forum for pokémon showdown, I apologize for not linking the topic here, but it is pretty accessible and it gives you access to a raging competitive community, believe me, those guys are wild. I've been studying competitive pokémon battling for months now, I play a couple hours everyday, and I still feel a newbie. It's not a card game, but it is certainly the competition environment you are looking for.

Pokémon Showdown is indeed a harsh terrain, I spent weeks just reading and studying the metagame, going through lots of team analysis, and even so it took me three months to start winning more than loosing, it's a really wild competition environment, but it's all accessible, the reason why I'm not a top player is that I am lame, not that it's difficult for the blind

I have and old project about Magic the Gathering, one that would require someone with real programming skills, not the poor ones I have. There is/was an application for Windows which I used when I was sighted, the name is Apprentice. Apprentice was a server-client app that would connect via IP and allowed you to play Magic the Gathering. The graphics were greatly simplified, with no card illustrations, and the rules were kept by the players rather than by the app. So, if you take 3 damage, you gotta deduce 3 life points from your total, the game won't do it automatically. All that said, it was a great way to play Magic, and it had no complex interface, just a list with your cards, a tabletop, a chat and some buttons.

It would be just wonderful if we or somebody could create it for the blind. I tried some years ago with BGT, but got stuck on it and in the end it seems that an app made in Python, with an interface that sighted players could use too, would be a nicer pick.

The soundpack download seems to come with a mush client, and the instructions in the download suggest you should use that included client as the Yugioh soundpack has several external Lua script dependancies that may otherwise conflict with other mush clients, like MushZ. I think given this you can ignore his original post, try grabbing the soundpack and going with its  MUSHclient.exe.

Pokémon Showdown is accessible on the website interface. I couldn't catch the link when I made the first post, but now here it is, this guide will put you running on the game:
https://gamemadnessinteractive.wordpres … ity-guide/

Two worthy notes: First, the user interface is responsive, so it will give you one interface on larger resolutions such as 1600x1200 and another one when you run on smaller screens, I personally don't like the compact version where you have to switch between chat and battle log. Second, if you want to learn how to play in order to eventually have some fun winning some battles, then go to Smogon University and start reading, Smogon is your friend. Although the competitive community is a harsh desert of stone, when you are not playing against those guys they tend to be nice teachers. Enough of that, though, for this is not a Showdown topic

Thank. i'm trying pokemon right now..

I don't know why this game has not been discussed before, if we are lack of those kind of games.

Ok...I am at least one small step closer now...

Namely, as explained in the sound file's instructions, that MushZ-client is specified for Yugelo, so all I (accordingly) have to do is to start it, and connect to Yugelo server.
However, 9-10 seconds after starting the client, it always automatically disconnects me from the server.
That happens also after I try to reconnect, each single time.
The only thing I can do at this moment is, to hit "enter" at the moment when "telnet" is mentioned, then I am asked my nickname, and then get thrown iinto a kind of chat-room with currently 2 other members online.
What to do next???
Any ideas???

Edit:
Actually I did find a bunch of options, checked the one about connection, and everything seems to be alright...the server name, the IP-address, the port, etc...and still, after I give my nickname, (with or without a password), and then order to connect...I still get disconnected after a few seconds!!!

Any idea WHY???

Errr...let's say I figured out the disconnection reason and fixed it.
So I am inside the Yugeoh! mud, but still have no idea what to do?
Whatever command I type, or whichever option I select, nothing happens at all...no game-options appear, no cards, no decks, no online people...so still NO GAME is found!!!

Ok, I noticed a help file in the Yugeo directory, and also inside the MushZ client, but none of them seems to function...they just refuse to run!
So now I need a link to a working "help" file, explaining how the client and the mud actually work!

Wowww...I can't even believe the answer to all my troubles is this simple...
Namely, all I want now is to connect/access to one of those so called game "worlds", and I even found the command to load all the free worlds, but still didn't get any world-list to choose from...

Ok, let's see if the "duel" command works...
If it does, I wonder why isn't this simple , but necessary step mentioned in the instructions???

Yugioh!-related problems solved, please ignore all my past complains regarding them!