A collection of 4 popular "strategy" games. Designed for blind and visually impaired people and suitable for computer novices through to experts.

Scrazabat

An accessible clone of a famous letters game in which letters are placed on a 15x15 board to form words, horizontally and vertically in crossword-fashion. You can play against the computer or with a second player. You can play with either a standard or an advanced dictionary and you can ask the computer for hints.

Dominoes

From a standard set of 28 dominoes, players take turns to place a piece at either end of the domino chain, or draw a piece from the boneyard if they cannot play. You can play against the computer or with a second player, which could be quite interesting as, unlike the conventional game, each player would know the other player's pieces.

Draughts (Checkers)

The classic game of Draughts, which is also known as Checkers, is played on a standard chess board. Players move their pieces diagonally, jumping over the opponent's pieces to take them. Play against the computer or against a second player.

Backgammon

Ancient board game, over 5000 years old. Players take turns to roll a pair of dice and move their pieces around a board, trying to be the first to remove them from the board. Uses a combination of skill and chance. Play against the computer or against another person.