Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope accessibility review
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope has improved on accessibility since Kingdom Battle, and is great for those wanting to get into tactical RPGs.
Need for Speed Unbound accessibility review
Criterion did an admirable job with the accessibility in Need for Speed Unbound, while there is some room to grow in this latest entry.
Steam Deck Accessibility Review
The Steam Deck is a new handheld from Valve, but how does it do for accessibility with it's unique controls and small screen?
Indie Spotlight – Tunic
Tunic aims to deliver a similar experience to an overhead Zelda game, but with more of an emphasis on action and accessibility.
Indie Spotlight – Grapple Dog
Grapple Dog is inviting from the moment it begins, and that continues on into every core aspect of the game design.
Indie Spotlight – Infernax
What makes Infernax so interesting is that it aims to be both tough as nails while also still being fair to all players
Indie Spotlight – The Company Man
The Company Man delivers a game that manages both a high-quality experience but also is fairly accessible with just its core game design.
Indie Spotlight – Buck Up and Drive!
Buck Up and Drive! manages to do the job of keeping the arcade racer spirit alive while finding a way to be accessible in a variety of ways.
Indie Spotlight – Flynn: Son of Crimson
Flynn: Son of Crimson is a fantastic-playing Metroidvania that infuses many accessibility features into the core game design seamlessly.
Indie Spotlight – Baldo: The Guardian Owls
Baldo is a good but flawed Zelda-style game that may scratch the itch for those seeking a cel-shaded adventure.
Indie Spotlight – Rolled Out
Rolled Out aims to fill the void left by Monkey Ball by having players roll a mouse in a ball around various grass and stone-filled locales.
