UNO promotes inclusiveness with the launch of UNO braille.

A fun game should be enjoyed by the whole family. That's exactly what the manufacturers of UNO, our favourite childhood card game, have made it happen. Mattel, the famous toy manufacturing company that designed the card game, has partnered with National Federation of the Blind (NFB), to debut UNO Braille, for the blind or visually-impaired individuals.

The aim behind the launch of UNO braille was to make the card game more accessible to people that are specially-abled. Braille is printed on the top corner of each card to help identify the number and colour of the card in the 112 card deck. Not just that, the manual also indicates that the instructions can be downloaded via UNOBrialle.com and can be voice-enabled with applications like Google Home or Amazon Alexa.

UNO and @nfb_voice have teamed up to create UNO Braille so blind or low-vision players can easily play! UNO Braille is now available at https://t.co/gpLnFuQWaP. pic.twitter.com/yWI12jRcYY

— UNO (@realUNOgame) October 1, 2019

Here's what people have to say about the newly launched UNO Braille -

Wait...this is just now a thing? Bravo anyhow

— The Deepest Ent (@TheDeepestEnt) October 1, 2019

Thank you so much! My girlfriend has a visual disability so she cannot tell many cards apart. This will make Uno fun and accessible for us and all our friends

— Lily ❤️ (@Lilyisverygay) October 1, 2019

Omg this is so good. I might need to get some. I wrote the colors on all my cards so my color blind friends could play, but this is even better!

— leigh (@PotatoChip98) October 1, 2019

I’m so excited! Can’t wait to bring this in my classroom!

— Ashley (@AAQuirky) October 1, 2019

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I’ll be getting one! We’re not blind but my son and I like to get things in Braille when we can. For my son, they started teaching it in 2nd grade(as well as ASL). Trying to keep that up. And learn with him along the way.
— Brittany❄ (@doubtful_comet) October 2, 2019

So now, even the blind can experience the excruciating pain of having to Draw +16 pic.twitter.com/6Z2RGOsnMo

— Cai (@spiceNsports) October 1, 2019

We all suffer together now ?

— Alejandro Verduzco (@KSITHEMAN119) October 2, 2019

Ten years ago, we marked on Braille the UNO cards with my sister so she can play with us. It was a little effort that pay a lot of fun and inclusiveness among us

— Away with the muck (@quieroPepitas) October 1, 2019

Easily play and lose friends with those draw fours are played

— Jay (@RellyyRellzz) October 1, 2019

Awesome ?? if only they can put these on all food cans and drink beverages and cleaning products as well to help the blind choose their food and help them be careful with other dangerous Products @Walmart @kroger @SaveALot @AldiUSA @Publix @WinnDixie @SamsClub @Clorox

— Drealspoken (@Drealspoken) October 1, 2019

we need more things like this ???

— ℓυиα ? (@rmsluna_) October 1, 2019