Silent Hill 2 Remake Accessibility Review – Access-Ability
Bloober, you surprised me, not just by having interesting accessibility support, but also by not screwing up sentively handling complex mental health themes.
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Bloober, you surprised me, not just by having interesting accessibility support, but also by not screwing up sentively handling complex mental health themes.
While not as robust an update as I had hoped to see in a paid rerelease, the changes here undeniably make this a more accessible version of a horror game that stands up well to the test of time.
Echoes of Wisdom makes non-speaking Link more directly canon than seen before in the series. A lot of it is well handled. Some of it feels a little closer to fantasy. A huge thanks to JadeBarefoot on BlueSky for giving this a sensitivity read and accuracy pass.
I can very much pinpoint the game that made my motion sickness worse. Trying to “power through” was the wrong call to make.
A few of Astro’s Playroom’s hard accessibility barriers are now fixed, with a new soft accessibility barrier unfortunately introduced. Edited by Jane Aerith Magnet-Dale. Music: “Back to Earth” by Bedroom Programmer.
Last week at Gamescom, I purchased an early unit of the Byowave Proteus Accessibility controller. Some teething issues aside, there’s a really promising controller here, mostly caveatted by price. Update – Byowave have reached out to me and confirmed that they are offering free replacements in October for […]
00:00 – Intro01:40 – Arevya update: Fileds of Mistria, Ocarina of Time5:47 – Laura update: Atomfall, Date Anything / Everything, All Will Rise, Project Timi: Sasha’s Curse, Monster Hunter Wilds,18:06 – Laura has the Proteus Controller29:05 – Arevya has newly announced Xbox adaptive joystick41:46 – Laura has tried […]
With Gamescom right around the corner, now seems like a good time to discuss how large gaming conventions could make queuing experiences more accessible for disabled attendees. Edited by Jane Aerith Magnet-Dale. Music: “Back to Earth” by Bedroom Programmer.
A story many years, and one trip to the opticians, in the making. Edited by Jane Aerith Magnet-Dale. Music: “Back to Earth” by Bedroom Programmer.
PlayStation’s got a first party 5v5 team hero shooter releasing next month. I played the Beta. There’s some pretty notable accessibility wins and losses we need to discuss.
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