In these new episodes of The Unsyted Radio, we focus on accessible games. In this first episode Chad Bouton and Simon O’Gorman dive head-first into the wonderfully cosy, surprisingly strategic world of Toasty, a push-your-luck deck-building game created by Jesse German for the Games for Blind Gamers community. What starts as a relaxed look at stacking ingredients on toast quickly turns into a hilarious battle of risk, reward, lucky draws, questionable food combinations, and theever-present danger of accidentally making a sandwich.

Along the way, Chad and Simon explore what makes Toasty such a strong example of inclusive and accessible game design. From built-in text-to-speech and screen reader support to colour options, pause controls, and touch-friendly mobile features, the game shows how accessibility can be woveninto the fun rather than added as an afterthought.

Expect plenty of laughs, tactical toast decisions, a passionate defence of hummus, some risky card draws, and Simon repeatedly asking the most important question in gaming: “How lucky do I feel?” Whether you are a gamer, an accessibility advocate, or simply someone who enjoys watching two friends get far too invested in toast-based strategy, this episode is warm, funny, informative, and full of charm.