Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
Touch The Point: A Game Built for Shared Access
Japanese nonprofit Buranko delivers a tactile, cooperative game designed for blind and sighted players to solve shared challenges together.
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Field notes
Touch The Point uses textured, tactile game components and facilitator-supported rules to make cooperation itself the activity. The project began with prototype materials from shops and hardware stores, then moved through 3D-printed iterations and testing at a school for blind students. The current board remains a limited prototype combining 3D-printed parts with a commercial whiteboard, while Buranko states that it is pursuing a mass-produced version.
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