Games are a great way to practice problem-solving skills, socialize, and relieve stress. They can even be a good source of sensory stimulation. Whether playing on your own or with others, video games, board games, and card games can be great ways to pass the time in fun, fulfilling ways. Whether you are looking for something more challenging or a lighthearted game to relax with, here are some of our favorite games for adults with disabilities:.
Image Credit: Steam. There are tons of video games that are good for autistic adults, and Stardew Valley is one that people can enjoy in many different ways. The game is a farming simulator with pleasant music, quirky characters, and a self-paced storyline so players can choose the kind of experience they want.
Decorate your farm, raise animals, explore new areas, and build friendships with the townsfolk. There are even autism-friendly servers you can join for a more inclusive experience.
Image Credit: Nintendo. This is another popular, open-ended game with lots of customization and creativity. The animation is endearingly cute, and the gameplay is very accessible, making it a great choice if you are looking for something fun to relax with.
If you enjoy spatial-reasoning strategy games, this is a fun one that can be played with anywhere from 2 to 4 players. The goal is to block off more of the board than the other players. This classic tabletop strategy game requires 3 to 4 players. Because the game board is made up of separate tiles, it looks different every time, making it a fresh and fun experience. To play the game well, players must pay attention to choices that their opponents make, balancing forward-thinking strategy with flexible decision-making.
