Posts tagged with: Blind Accessibility
Blind/Low-Vision Review – Animal Crossing: New Horizons
It’s finally here, y’all. Animal Crossing hardly needs an introduction. It’s a life simulation where you are the only human on a deserted island that is full of anthropomorphic animals. So, uh, it’s not really that deserted. But it is fun. So, can you play it if you’re visually impaired? About me and my play […]
Blind/Low-Vision Review – New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe
Do you like Mario? Do you like games with obnoxious names? Here you go, my friend. This game is one of the top-selling Switch titles, but plenty of people complain that the game isn’t innovative enough when it comes to platforming design. However, you don’t sell six million units by accident. There has to be […]
Visually Impaired Review – Splatoon 2
If you’ve ever wanted a shooter that had more strategy than a normal shooter… If you’ve ever tried to play a shooter and needed better lighting and contrast… If you’ve ever needed to modify your weapons to focus only on things that you can do instead of things you can’t… Y’all, ya gotta try Splatoon […]
Accessible Game Feature – Lost and Hound
Lost and Hound is a scent tracking simulator with a deep narrative, where you play as a dog and track people who are lost or in trouble, help solve mysteries and crimes. It plays with the drama of human safety, but does so without utilising violence. It was built around blind accessibility, which was a […]
Alt-Frequencies: A Lot More Than Static
This piece was originally published on BrandonCole.net and published here with permission from the author. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it another thousand times if I need to. Accessibility is happening. This is a solid fact that becomes readily apparent every time a developer takes on the task of making their game or […]
Blindality: Mortal Kombat 11 Blind Accessibility Review
Mortal Kombat 11 is the latest game from acclaimed developer Netherrealm Studios, and boy oh boy is it massive. With a story mode that spans about 6 hours, the seemingly endless possibilities presented to you by the Towers of Time, and a fully loaded crypt where you unlock skins and gear galore, not to mention […]
