Keith's Little Game Page

Executive Decision Maker.

Also known as flipping a coin. What? No pocket change? Just click the link and have a coin on me.

Guess the Number Game.

Set the range of numbers you want and hit 'Start'. A message will prompt you to enter your guesses and tell you if you are too high or too low. When you guess the number, you will recieve a message telling how many guesses it took you.

CurseBot

Not to worry, it is really a neat random sentence generator that makes silly centences. Pretty adictive and friendly for screen readers.

Fortune Cookie

Has a place to click for a random Fortune as well as for getting a few lucky numbers.

Mr. Push Me

Just press the button, but be aware that even Internet buttons need a break once in a while.

More to come later.

Related Links:

BSC Games.

A source for some low-cost or no-cost games for the blind. All use a combination of sound and simple graphics so both blind and sighted people can enjoy them.

Spoonbill Software.

Games produced and available for everyone's favorite price. Free. Not all are for the blind, in fact only the ones on the Blind-Gamers page are specifically designed for the blind to use. They use both sound and graphics so both blind and sighted people really can use them. The site is ran by Ian Humphries and to get the games you must submit your email address. You will recieve the game zipped as an email attachment. Read his email privacy policy if you have any question about his procedure. It really is safe and the games are well done.

Kitchen's Inc. Games.

A nice, easy to use web site to get accessible games for the blind. You can also play them if you are sighted, but there are no graphics. Jim Kitchen uses sounds so people who are blind can enjoy classic games like Monopoly, Chutes and Ladders or Hangman. Need more of a challenge? you can also play NFL Football, drive a truck across the USA, even race in a Mach 1 race car in a Pole Position style game. Downloads are totally free. Check it out now.