101 Okey Guide
Accessible 101 Okey for Blind & Low-Vision Players
Play2Chat 101 Okey is built with screen-reader tile labels, spoken event announcements and color-blind marks for blind and low-vision players. In your browser, no install.
Screen reader support
Every tile has a readable label: a screen reader (VoiceOver, TalkBack, NVDA) announces it as "red 7", "blue 12" or "okey". You can follow your hand and the melds on the table without seeing them.
Key events are announced automatically through a live region (aria-live): "Your turn", "Bot Meri opened", "laid off", "took the okey", "hand over" and "match over". On touch screens you play by tapping tiles and buttons.
Color-blind marks
101 Okey relies on colors (red, yellow, blue, black). Turn on "Color-blind marks" in the menu and each tile gets a color-independent shape in its corner (♦ red · ● yellow · ▲ blue · ■ black), so you can tell tiles apart without distinguishing color. The setting is remembered.
Audio cues
Opening, laying off and discarding the okey each have distinct sounds, so you can follow the game by ear. The sound toggle is in the top bar.
Free, no install
It runs in the browser — no download or install. Play as a guest, versus the computer, or online with a friend.
FAQ
Can I play 101 Okey with a screen reader?
Yes. Tiles have readable labels (e.g. "red 7", "okey") and events like turn changes, opening, laying off, taking the okey and end of hand are announced via a live region; on touch screens you play by tapping tiles.
I am color-blind — how do I tell tiles apart?
Turn on "Color-blind marks" in the menu; each tile shows a color-independent shape in its corner (♦ ● ▲ ■).
Do I need to install an app?
No. Play2Chat runs free in the browser; no install required.