your current favorite games (Page 1 of 2)

1942, World Of Mist, Untold RPG, Crazy Party

NCAA football 2005.

Most games I played are parser-based.
Some of my favourites are, in no particular order:
Blue Lacuna, Hadean Lands, Intro To Implements of the Arcane, City of Secrets, Tristam Island, The Weight of a Soul and Worldsmith.
Other games I like are Shadow Line, A hero's Call and Corruption of Champions 2.
I am also trying to play Bokurano Daibouken 3 again, after not touching the game for about three years.

Caccio72, sorry to say but you wouldn't be abble to play world of mysts easily anyway. As far as i can tell from our previous discussions you don't like games in which you need complex stuff to play and set it up. One problem is that its chinese, so you'd need to translate the stuff, and in my opinion, chinese games don't worth the hassle to translate them. Either they are pay to play or win, if they are online. One game which i kind of got into despite its being chinese was... The name eludes me, it was something about a boy who was in a camp, and his father died and he set out to avenge him or something. One thing i liked was the awful lot of martial arts moves you could use. I need to finish that one day.

I tend to play magistream which is a collecting magical creatures game (not like pokemon or anything, just collections and click-to-grow but the descriptions of most of the creatures are good enough that even a blind person can enjoy them even though the game has a lot of graphics for the creatures.)

AI Dungeon is another good one but to really have a good time, I'd recommend at least gold membership which costs $10 a month and you can play the game like crazy as you can make it work with you to tell stories and play games about pretty much anything, but you are pretty limited if you go for loweer membership, though it is a good way to test to see if you like it.

I also like bitlife, though not all of the stuff in that life simulator is accessible, such as a few non-essential mini-games and some of the stuff you do to commit crimes.

Alteraeon, Erion, and lostsouls are also good ones to go for, the only thing is lostsouls and Alteraeon can become incredibly complex. Lostsouls has a wealth of options and such though and is definitely worth trying though the first character they give you will be a human fighter build. The game has nearly 80 playable races though some require you to get other characters to certain levels before you can unlock them and also characters have limited lives, though it is not too hard to get more.  those are MUDS but they are definitely up there on the cool factor if you like fantasy, Cosmic Rage is good too but space combat can be a pain in the rear, though you can generally avoid nasty combat if you want to.

Godville is fun too and works well on the tablet though you'll be playing it a long time as the game can take a very long time to get the big goals done. You only play it for brief periods though and it is largely an idle game except  when you get on and you can influence your hero by acting as your god. The concept of the game is that you are a god with a single hero serving you and you do crazy wacky stuff. It is more for a laugh than a serious tone in the game.

if you like interactive fiction Mythian adventures and Choiceofgames are good titles. Mythian adventures largely follows the adventures of 3 heroes in a fantasy world while Choiceofgames is mostly standalone titles about pretty much everything.

those are mostly what I've been playing lately and I like all of those games.

I meant not complex in gameplay, i meant chinese games are generaly complex to set up and play, for example, if you don't like idiotic translations which you need to even think to understand what the hell it wants to say, then its not good for you. And basically, if i remember right chinese stuff requires an extra program even to run. If you want to try it out, i can help you set it up, but i have a strong feeling that its a waste. And i guess it is p2w, pay to win, anyways.

i need to get in to lost souls sometime again, the servants of death guild (can't remember the name, i think its reapers) was awfuly interesting.

Actually I like the card-battle part of Crazy  Party a lot, it is just my favorite type of "easy to play but hard to master" games, requiring lots of planning, strategy, and brainwork, and also like how it has a quite active online concurrency to battle against, it's just that after spectating one of their battles, I realized I will have to advance, to progress a damn lot in single player game in order to become a worthy concurrency for those guys there.

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zargonbr, I played Duke Nukem games a lot, and even its main music theme is one of my favorites, (followed by his macho-type comments of course), but still as sighted, is it playable for blind too?
(unfortunately I seriously doubt it, so I assume you are playing it with at least some existing sight)

Most of the time I play EuroFly, Beatstar, Rhythm Rage.

My favorite games, be it audio or main stream, in no particular order.
BK3, Sequence storm, beat star, rhythm rage, Super smash bros. ultimate, dissidia final fantasy, super smash bros. brawl, Dragon ball fighterZ, Dragon ball Z budo kai ten kaitchi3, Feer, Street fighter IV champion addition, Shooter nostaljic, Robo-E, Blindy match, Naruto shippuden ultimate ninja storm 4: Road to boruto, Time crest, Jump force, and last but not least, good old sonic the headgehog remake, though the first 2 levels are the only playable ones in there.

Guys, so many games...it is all nice, and I am grateful for your replies, but many of these games can be played only by sighted, (or partially sighted at least), so it would be very useful if you could somehow note, or specify, which from all these are the games a blind person can actually play.

There are so many games listed here I don't even know of yet, so now I would have to check them one by one, merely to determine, wether I can play them or not...

So in your future replies, please try to separate, to distinguish games playable to blind from those for sighted, or partially sighted only.