Wingspan

Wingspan would be a middle level game to braille. This game took about 3 sessions or around 6 hours to complete. This was mostly because of the amount of unique cards it has. The art work of the birds is very beautiful and because of this Nancy chose to braille card covers instead of the actual cards. This will preserve the art work for sighted players and allow her to still play. This is a great option any time you have cards you do not want to damage. Nancy has been able to find card covers on line for 1000 for around $56. This option can be expensive and the total cost must also be taken into consideration when deciding on how to adapt games. As a sighted person I really liked the art work and the bird facts that were included as flavor next on the cards. I actually know a wildlife biologist that I think would enjoy this game. I would recommend it to people who like animals and want to include some learning with their gaming. Even the scientific name of each bird was on the cards. For the brailling process I would give the game 4 stars out of 5 or a B. The reason for this is the unique cards. I like that so many birds were represented, but it added a lot of time to the brailling process.

More information on this game can be found at: https://stonemaiergames.com/games/wingspan/ .