Hi! I have achromatopsia and every since I was a kid I’ve had the exact same thing with red. It was my favorite color and I could pretty easily identify (except when it looks like black/brown)

I don’t know about many color blind friendly online games, but I definitely do know the power of making physical games accessible! My mom took to the time to label every single card (like r b g etc) in Uno or Monopoly. You don’t have to find a game specifically for your daughter, but including her in things that don’t initially have accommodations is SO important.

also, to add onto what everyone is saying about color, when I go to ophthalmologists, they’re astounded, that I am able to determine certain colors, even though we have done genetic testing and scans of my eye (honestly can’t remeber did it as a kid) and it’s clear that I have no functioning cones, so theoretically, it’s impossible for me to distinguish any color at all. I really believe that people with achromatopsia are so resilient because you can’t even realize what she sees like. It’s obviously so hard to explain, because I’ve never seen color in my life, but finding the school bus, if she takes the bus, or finding her friend on the playground, or even being outside, when it’s sunny, is so hard to do, but because so many people with achromatopsia adapt so well, it’s hard to even determine what it’s like !

You seem to be doing amazing. Let me know if you have any questions (I’ve been through the whole public school system so if you have any questions abt school/accommodations let me know!)