TableEx

ByteWizards

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

TableEx is a unique and inclusive mobile app designed specifically for the visually impaired, bringing classic board and card games to your fingertips with full screen reader support and intuitive gesture controls. Whether you want to play solo, with friends, or just watch others play – TableEx makes it possible in a fun and accessible way.
Available Games:
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99 (the classic card game)
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Dominoes
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Russian Roulette
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Snakes and Ladders
Key Features:
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Fully accessible with screen readers (TalkBack, VoiceOver)
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Custom gesture controls – no visual input needed
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Online multiplayer: play with friends or other players worldwide
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Live voice chat + text chat for communication
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Add and invite friends to game tables
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Spectator mode – watch games without joining
Why TableEx? Because gaming should be for everyone. TableEx isn't just about playing – it's about connecting, competing, and having fun in a way that feels natural and intuitive for the visually impaired community.
Join the TableEx community today and experience gaming like never before – accessible, social, and full of fun!

Ratings and reviews

The game is accessible for screen reader users, the problem is with Uno you cannot draw a card. The screen reader does not see a draw pile. I am using TalkBack. also, for some reason it will say table x picture and picture. I don't know what that's about and it wouldn't let me close the app out of the recent app screen. I guess I'll have to try to find another way of playing Uno that's accessible on my phone.

One reason why I have rated this game four stars is simply because it brings people from different places together, allowing us to connect within it. It feels more like a social platform with a bundle of very exciting games, which I really enjoy. However, I would definitely give this app a five-star rating if you could add casino-style games, including options like Crazy Eight, Blackjack, and other similar card games. That kind of addition would make the experience even more fun and dynamic.

The Tablets Game is very popular and enjoyable, but in the Ludo game, although 2 to 4 players (Player A, Player B, Player C, and Player D) can play, the features are not proper—for example, when Player A rolls a six, it moves to one instead of six, and when Player B, C, or D roll a six, it jumps to twenty-seven, which is incorrect, and there are no proper safe zones as in standard Ludo, where even on a safe spot a player can be killed, so as a user I suggest fixing these issues in the next updat

What’s new

Added a new game: Bear Rush.
General improvements and fixes for better performance and stability.