Month: June 2023

Around the time that Access-Ability became a weekly series, back in the summer of 2020, one of the first games discussed in depth on the show was The Last of Us: Part 2, a game that made headlines not just for its level of accessibility for disabled players, but also,

Back in the summer of 2022, I visited Capcom’s offices in London to go hands-on with Street Fighter 6, and specifically the game’s at the time newly announced Modern control scheme. The control option, which allows special moves to be mapped to a single button and directional input, with the

One of my most anticipated video games released in 2020 was a metroidvania title called Carrion, in which you play as a tentacled flesh beast trying to murder your way to freedom, and escape a scientific facility you’re trapped inside. The problem is, I have a condition called aphantasia, which

The Access-Ability summer Showcase 2023, which aired its debut livestreamed showcase earlier today, showcased 15 recently released and upcoming videogames making an effort to put accessibility at the forefront of their design. If you happened to miss the showcase when it aired live, you can check out the full showcase,