Here are a few useful links for computer games accessible to the blind and visually impaired:  http://www.audiogames.net/

Jim Kitchen's site contains many freeware games for blind people. His home page is:

http://www.kitchensinc.net/

Amongst other games he has:

Yahtzee (single, double and triple games), Monopoly (with a variety of board layouts), Battleships and Simon Says.

Here are some downloads of SAPI voices

English Emily voice for Windows XP, Vista, Win7

Anna voice for Windows XP

Mike and Mary voices for Windows XP 

Mike and Mary voices for Windows 98, ME and 2000.

Here are a few useful links to other Freeware games sites. These sites only offer games for sighted players.

For more Freeware Games why not visit www.nonags.com  NoNags specialize in programs for Microsoft Windows which are completely free from advertising material, nag screens, or limited use trial versions. They provide links to other sites which give you fully functioning programs (not only games but many other categories as well) which are yours to keep and use ABSOLUTELY FREE.

My programming friend Eric Mortimer has several interesting freeware games on his website written using GameMaker and Delphi at: http://web.aanet.com.au/barberic/games.html  Balloon Buster is his latest game. (February 2010)

Another remake of interest is PeeJay's Maziacs a great maze-based game where your character has to traverse a maze to recover the treasure which is guarded by many monsters called Maziacs. They try to stop you. Grab a sword to fight and kill the monsters but don't forget to top up your energy level with a bowl of rice from time to time. You get to play either Maziacs with the original graphics or the updated version with excellent newly-designed graphics which brings the game into the present-day environment.

This game is an adaptation of Don Priestleys 1984 classic for the Spectrum, Maziacs and is available from www.peejays-remakes.co.uk 

You'll find lots of other great free games on this site and you'll also be able to test games that are still in the making! All PeeJay's games are developed using Blitz BASIC and he now has a Blitz BASIC tutorial to download aimed at novices who would like to give game programming a try.

Raytoons offers plenty of free games and cartoons created by Ray Mullikin.  The games currently on Raytoons include a 3D pacman-like game, a couple of arcade games, a shootem-up game, a math game, and an RPG game for the TI-83 graphing calculator.  The comics range from humor to adventure cartoons. You can find Raytoons at http://www.raytoons.funurl.com

Rudy Versele from Belgium has a nice freeware games site at http://www.caiman.us with almost 1000 (April 2004) games to download. There are no demos, no shareware, no trials, only FREEWARE.