As they say on the internet: I feel seen. A few days ago, the toy manufacturer Mattel announced an effort to make its card and board games more accessible to the colour blind. Classics like Uno and Skip-Bo will be modified so that players who might confuse colour cues have at least one other way of distinguishing between relevant colour sets. For card games, this is as simple as adding a small geometric shape to the printed surface. For tile games like Blokus, coloured pieces will bear distinctive texture patterns.