Grant
Stoner
Grant Stoner enjoys running in video game worlds because his legs won't let him do so in real life. You can follow his accessible thoughts and ramblings on Twitter @Super_Crip1994
Pokémon Unite — Can I Play That? Accessibility Review
Our Pokémon Unite accessibility review looks into why it might be "the most entertaining and accessible MOBA" our reviewer has played.
Coromon — Can I Play That Accessibility Preview
I can never have too many JRPGs in my library. Everyone knows about my slightly obsessive adoration for the Pokémon series, but my love for the genre extends far beyond capturing powerful monsters. Between the turn-based combat, visually stunning environments and individualistic party customization, JRPGs are incredibly entertaining and physically accessible. Coromon is the latest […]
Outriders — Can I Play That Mobility Review
Outriders is an amalgamation of quality accessible features that gets overshadowed by a perplexing lack of accessibility commitment.
Immortals Fenyx Rising — Can I Play That Mobility Review
Ubisoft's new title, Immortals Fenyx Rising drips with Greek mythology, but did Grant think that it was dripping with accessibility?
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla — Can I Play That Mobility Review
In our latest Moblity Review, Grant tackles the life and struggles of being a Viking in Ubisoft's latest Assassin's Creed Valhalla.
Watch Dogs Legion — Can I Play That Mobility Review
With Watch Dogs Legion launching, sending players to a dystopian London, find out how accessible Grant thought it was in this Mobility Review.
Immortals Fenyx Rising Preview — Battling Mythical Beasts and Button Mashing Fatigue
Grant was able to jump into the world of Immortals Fenyx Rising and find out how accessible the game felt as it draws closer to launch.
Phasmophobia — Can I Play That Mobility Review
Here's Grant's mobility review on the hugely popular horror game, Phasmophobia finds players hunting and identifying ghosts in spooky homes.
The Player Behind The Controller: A Feud with Chronic Pain
Grant takes a step away from talking about video game accessibility for a moment to open up and share his experience with chronic pain.
Xbox Adaptive Controller Review — Full Potential Comes at a Cost
In this hardware review, Grant looks at the Xbox Adaptive Controller and looks into the cost needed for it to reach its full potential.
Gaming With Depression — It’s Okay to Not Be Okay
Grant opens up on what it's like to play games with chronic depression and looks at video game heroes and how they make it through each day.
Fall Guys — Mobility Review
Our mobility editor looks at how accessible Fall Guys is, and as it turns out, the Battle Royale jellybean game is very accessible.
Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition – Mobility Review
Complete editions of games usually provide players with previously released expansions, unique cosmetics, or in some cases, an entirely new system or console to play on. Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition brings with it That Frozen Wilds, as well as granting players the opportunity to play the PlayStation exclusive on their computers. For physically disabled […]
Disability Pride Month and Making Waves in the Industry
Grant Stoner celebrates Disability Pride Month by detailing how the journalism industry can take inspiration from developers by including disabled players.
The Last of Us Part 2 – A Conversation with Naughty Dog
The Last of Us Part II released to rave reviews from critics and fans alike. Many outlets and individuals praised the story, gameplay, and gratuitous violence, labeling it as a perfect sequel to the original entry. Alongside the cheers from able-bodied fans were disabled players, sharing their enthusiasm for a game featuring roughly 60 accessibility […]
The Last of Us: Part 2 – Mobility Review
You are probably expecting this to be a review of The Last of Us: Part 2. You are probably assuming I will christen it with a perfect score in relation to mobility issues, with the same jubilation as my colleagues. You are probably eagerly anticipating me to recommend it to every individual with a PS4. […]
