Video Games Need Accessibility Standards – Access-Ability
Standards for accessibility are a vital next step forward for our industry.
Making Handheld Consoles Accessible – Access-Ability
Handheld consoles are great if you want to multitask, or travel, but not so great for some disabled gamers.
Life is Strange: True Colors Accessibility Review – Access-Ability
A delightful bisexual feelings adventure, with a few small accessibility quibbles.
EA is Releasing Some of its Accessibility Patents – Access-Ability
Is this a good, or a bad, thing for the industry? I’m leaning towards positive, but time will tell.
Boyfriend Dungeon, and Refusing Mom Texts – Access-Ability
From condensed visual novel storytelling to refusing text messages from Mom, Boyfriend Dungeon features some really interesting little accessibility features.
Pokémon Unite’s Monetisation is a Travesty – Access-Ability
I’m deeply dissapointed in the moetisation of Pokémon Unite. Let’s get into the specifics of why.
Chicory Accessibility Review – Access-Ability
Painting colour into the world is a really chill experience.
Gaming When You Struggle to Read – Access-Ability
Not everyone can read in game text, due to factors like age, disability, and primary language. Today on Access-Ability, we look at how games could be made more accessible to players who struggle, for whatever reason, to read on screen text.
The Trolley Problem With Ressurection – The Morality of Voyager’s “Tuvix”
It’s Body Swap with a twist, The Trolley Problem with ressurection, and possibly the most morally complicated episode of Star Trek. Let’s dig into Tuvix, Possibly my favourite episode of Voyager.
Leeds LGBTQ+ Literature Festival – Gender Euphoria Talk
Laura Kate Dale is a full time writer and publisher author. Her first book, Uncomfortable Labels, is a memoir exploring the common but rarely discussed intersection of being trans and autistic. She then took a break to write a silly illustrated coffee table book called Things I Learned […]
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