 Jeff Manasso, Fox News. Some classic games are getting a makeover to help out colorblind players. Mattel says it will make 80% of its games colorblind accessible by the end of this year. It's also pushing for 90% by the end of next year. Players can expect non-color-based indicators in games, such as unique shapes on Uno cards, tactile clues in tumbling monkeys, and distinct patterns on the Blockus blocks.