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I'v played top spead, 9 years a go when I was child and that was good game to start with
then, I played english games which that havn't translation like dark distroyer, dark blaster, and q9, 6 years a go
I hope this games can help

audiodisk is a game  that you can play it with other people but you need to use the same computer, and there's  mortal kombat 9 that you can use soni fight and play it with others sonifight makes the game accessible so you don't need OCR to read the menus, also there's a game called sonic zoom, but that game isn't multiplayer it only has high scores that's stored on your save file.

For a very inclusive and non-violent game, the rhythm heaven games are very accessible and playable by blind and sighted alike. It's actually where rhythm rage came from.

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try web browzer games, like vandetta crime

I wouldn't go with Swamp unless you mute the radio, that community can be pretty toxic, and even when it's not it's pretty adult allot of the time.

I'd say the blind swordsman, but it's quite brutal and the sisters part is a bit sexual, maybe okay for the older kids though? How ever it is really not easy, especially as a kid as it's timing and patience based.
Dragon Village actually has graphics and text I believe...
For IOS, Zany touch is a great intro to audio games, as it has difficulty levels, simple gameplay, and visual cues, the only problem being that the voice is in English.
Some of the ticon blu games aren't bad, space encounter for instance,, plus, I believe they have graphics and I know they have Italian language modes.
I'm pretty sure audio game hub also has graphics, and all the games are kid friendly enough, though the maze game might be too scary.

I believe that Super Tile Smash may have graphics as well, and similar type games like dice world, Game world, night commander, path of adventure, a few minutes of glory, nano empires, two steps, and crafting kingdom may have graphics too, and possibly also language options as most everything is text.

I really wish we had more games with visual elements, but I think you've found a decent set of them, as I can't imagine this part of the conference being extremely long.

To be honest I went through setting up games for a blind school some years back.
Firstly you don't want anything with shooting people or anything, there are some religious people that would get really narky at you about it.
So.
You want games which everyone can play.
Firstly, all the 7128games are free for pc at least.
2.  the kitchensinc games which are free, bar dungeon, coupling, tjs test and tjs, strip jack naked I think and another adult game are not playable.
On the sighted front, the jackbox games are good.
Due to steam I onluy have got the jackbox 20 dollar pack which is limited to 3 players and needs the same computer, however every jackbox game including the partypacks are xbox playable.
Most of them are ps3 4 and x box 1 at least some older ones run on 360 to but just about everything is xbox 1 compatible.
gma dice, cards and lander are other posibilities.
Final conflict by usagames from audiogames archive is good, as is trek2000 by gma, lone wolf and tank commander.
Not sure about shades of doom 2, packman talks is good as its arcade.
Gma total conflict is quite good.
The beatstar game is quite good, as well as rythm rage, vilins from beyond, in fact every game of oriol's is good.
Some of the audiogames experimentals like tampocme are good.
Some of the lworks games are good.
Superliam, standard mod is fine, as is slide super egghunt, the abandond lockpick, and pigion panic.
All the rsgames are good.
And posibly the quentin games.
Sadly, the playroom community has gotten strange.
There are a lot of non english speakers on the playroom whenever I have tried to go on.
Worse, they either don't know how to play or are really bad at doing so.
Often I get kicked for no real reason and I often have to wait for people and sometimes people are not patient enough, so I don't go on that much though I do from time to time if I want something.
The all2play or is it all in play stuff is good to.
All the spoonbil games are good.
Ear hockey from ms is good.
All the freedom games are good and x wheel from x sight on agarchive is good to.
I think you have more than enough to choose if you want to get started.
As for web games, alterego is good for a basic game, its a bit outdated but its fine.
I never got into the major community games like core exiles fully as I reached a point where after grinding and grinding and getting into a guild I ran out of things to do easily.
The next thing would be muds I guess but they can take a lot of work.
Alterian could be the one with the best audio and while eventually it will get a bit boring there is enough to start on for a bit anyway.
For starters, the kitchensgames should be enough.

I would not recommend swamp for two reasons. The violent nature of it for ones so young as these children you mention, and the community surrounding it is well... less than wholesome. In regards to violence and extreme gore, MK is definitely out.

I would recommend Crazy Party, Top Speed 3, Aprone's Triple Triad game, Manamon and Marina Break. Top Speed 3 and Crazy Party both have online play

very good plan

Well since were talking about kids here, games like Manamon or Braillemon might be good choices, since Pokemon is still pretty popular. I know Braillemon has a basic graphical front end, though its largely utilitarian. I'd also recommend all the Somethin' Else games like NightJar and Papa Sangre, but alas they're hard to find these days... Would Pen & Paper games like D&D fall under the umbrella term of "table top games" the same way board games would?

Hi!
18: Yes, d&d for me goes under the umbrella of tabletop games, but, unfortunately, I don't think I've time for that. However, I'll consider also what the kids are interested in... And that may be difficult, since at the conference there will be only their parents ahahah. And actually, I was thinking about braillemon too, but it is not finished yet, and in Crazy Party there is the card mode that's pretty similar to pokemon concept, so I'll go with that one.

I've also discovered that Feer can be played in Italian, so, for the iPhone, I'll propose Feer and the 2048 game from Blindfold Games, so to demonstrate an action game and a simple puzzle that they can easily understand.
Going to work now.
Have a nice day.

Manamon is something they are going to want to know about, but it is not a game with graphics.
Some IOS games with graphics are: Crafting Kingdom, Salara, and MUD Rammer (Muds are for both PC and IOS).
Also, Kingdom of Loathing is a browser based game that is pretty good.
The Blindfold games developer is starting a new company to make inclusive games for education called Objective Ed:
https://www.objectiveed.com/
You may want to talk about them.