The inclusive board game Cesta z lesa breaks down barriers between sighted and visually impaired players, offering both groups an equal gaming experience. Its distinctive concept combines memory-based and tactile elements with hidden magnetic fixation, providing immediate mechanical and acoustic feedback. Made entirely from wood, the game emphasises material honesty, giving it a warm haptic quality and transforming mechanical play into a rich sensory experience. It demonstrates that games designed for visually impaired players can be fully functional while also visually engaging. As players build a mental map of the labyrinth through touch, the project presents design as a tool for connection and mutual understanding.
