barrier-free game
nounUK /ˌbæriə ˈfriː ɡeɪm/
US /ˌbæriər ˈfriː ɡeɪm/
A game that everyone can play, even people who have trouble seeing, hearing, or moving.
The new playground has a barrier-free game that kids in wheelchairs can enjoy too.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A video game with settings that help players with disabilities, like big text or sound cues.
This barrier-free game lets you turn on captions and slow down the action.
3. A board game designed so people with different abilities can play together.
They made a barrier-free game with big pieces and simple rules for everyone at the table.
4. A sports or outdoor activity with no physical obstacles for players with disabilities.
The school set up a barrier-free game of tag on the smooth, flat field.