Accessibility is the point
Game accessibility solutions
In today's gaming landscape, the importance of accessibility cannot be overstated. Through customizable controls, visual cues, captions, and cognitive-assistance options, games can be made playable for people with a wide range of abilities, the foundation of using them in therapy. Explore solutions by domain, or start with an evaluation tool.
These guides are free for everyone: players, families, and clinicians alike.
Evaluation tools →
This is what access looks like.
One player, one setup, built around the movements they already have. The controller does not ask them to move differently. It moves to meet them.
Motor control
Adaptive controllers, buttons and switches, joysticks, and mounting, so strength, endurance, and timing don’t lock anyone out.
Motor control solutions →Cognition
Navigation aids, difficulty settings, practice modes, readable fonts, and reduced clutter to lower cognitive load.
Cognition solutions →Vision
Console- and game-level settings for low vision: contrast, magnification, and readable interfaces.
Vision solutions →Hearing
Closed captioning, high contrast, and customizable text so audio information becomes visible.
Hearing solutions →Want hands-on help?
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