Detectiveland

I believe all the interactive fiction games are accessible because they are text-based and run in the browser, so should be compatible with any screenreader. They don't all require typing—Draculaland, Zeppelin Adventure, Pirateship, and The Party Line use the same link/button-based interface as Detectiveland here. Gruesome, Hamlet, Portcullis, The Xylophoniad, and Aunts and Butlers  are text-based browser games, so should still work with screenreaders, but do require typed input from the player (like NORTH or TAKE CUCUMBER or PUT TEA IN TEACUP.) The graphical puzzle games (Zookoban, Block Pushing Time Travel Game, Homicidal Robots Inc, Soul Pusher) and the Bitsy mini-game (Bicycle Centaurs) are probably not accessible if you can't see the pictures, sorry about that.

Are you not finding the web version blind-friendly? I thought it was because, as a text-based game that runs in the browser, it should be usable with a screen reader. A blind player did verify this some time ago, but please let me know if it's not your experience.

The Windows version is similarly all text/HTML, essentially running in an offline browser, so should work with a screen reader. Again, please let me know if you find it's not the case and I'll see what I can do.

Thanks!

I believe itch doesn't actually let you put web-based games behind a paywall! (You can set a price, but it's always possible to skip paying anyway.) But honestly, I do this for fun and community, and I've played more than enough free games made by other people to compensate for it.