There are two contenders for Game of the Year so far. Which one is winning?
Wordle wins. FromSoftware, go fix those problems already.An accessible game can be played by people with a variety of disabilities, such as physical mobility challenges, vision or hearing impairment, seizure disorders, and intellectual or emotional differences. Since I’m not an expert in assessing content in regards to this area, I asked an expert to weigh in.’s accessibility and his positive experiences playing with a neuromuscular disorder that limits his mobility.
And for deaf/hard of hearing users, there is no need for subtitles or visual cues. That being said, I’m unsure if blind/envisioned players can use accessibility features like screen readers for this game. If not, that’s a massive barrier that prevents them from joining in on the fun.is an entirely different situation. It is a fully realized open world game that encourages player choice.
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