Posts tagged with: Low-Vision Accessibility
Cosmonious High to receive low-vision accessibility update
Owlchemy Labs has shared details about upcoming accessibility features for low vision players for their VR game Cosmonious High.
Hearthstone accessibility to be improved as mod support ends
Blizzard shared its intent to improve on the accessibility of Hearthstone after the creator of a popular accessibility mod ended support.
Riders Republic Accessibility Review
Riders Republic has you exploring a large open-world, but how does Ubisoft's latest foray in sports do for accessibility? Here's our review.
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Accessibility Review
Want to know about Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy and its accessibility? Here's our review that looks into how the game fares.
Hitman 3 — Can I Play That Accessibility Review
I have been doing accessibility reviews for long enough to see clear patterns in games. One of those is that in every new entry in a series, following industry trends, becomes more accessible than the last. This has been true of Gears of War, Assassin’s Creed, Uncharted, Tomb Raider, and so many more. So you […]
What The Golf – Visually Impaired Review
If you like golf, this game probably isn’t for you. But if you like wackiness, you just might be up for the zaniest game I’ve played in a long time.
Universal Design and Paper Mario
If Nintendo wants Paper Mario Origami King to be an accessibility success, it must leverage its history of universal design AND draw from other RPGs
Valorant – Accessibility First Impressions (Featuring Andy Cortez from Kinda Funny Games)
Steve checks out Riot Games' Valorant with Kinda Funny Games' Andy Cortez to examine the settings and see what accessibility features are available
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn — Visually Impaired Review
Review copy provided courtesy of Square Enix By Kenneth Nida About me and my play style: I’m legally blind after suffering several strokes. My peripheral vision is fine, but my central vision is like looking through a shimmering kaleidoscope. I’m unable to read text, and even if it is enlarged, I have to go letter […]
Visually Impaired Review – Ring Fit Adventure
Ring Fit Adventure is the successor to Wii Fit, and in many ways, it blows its predecessor out of the water. It is more immersive, more varied, and more intense. It’s been popular enough to sell out at various times around the world. It’s quarantine-approved, but can you play it if you’re visually impaired? […]
How I Play Visual Games While Visually Impaired
Hi y’all. I’m Christy, and I review Switch games for low vision accessibility. If you’re interested to know why I play on the Switch, please check out my Why I Play article. Today, I want to talk a little about how I use my Switch and specifically what gear and setup I use, though much […]
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 […]
Accessibility Review – Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Overall Ratings Vision: 2 – can’t resize, portable mode has very small text. Docked mode depends on TV resolution. Executive processing (overall): 8.5 -there is pressure for time management, such as in games like Stardew Valley, Rune Factory, Persona/Shin Megami Tensei, or other games with in-game calendars and time-dependent events, but there are several ways […]
