Month: March 2024

Hello everyone, and welcome to another episode of Access-Ability. March 2024 is drawing to a close, and as such I wanted to use this week to put together a rapid fire recap video covering a handful of smaller gaming accessibility stories that might not by themselves justify a full episode

A heads up in advance. Today’s episode of Access-Ability focuses on a video game with basically zero visual elements. As a result, there’s very few screenshots I can include in this review. The Vale: Shadow of the Crown originally released back in August 2021 on PC and Xbox, and finally

Mollie is a disabled content creator and DEI advocate. Her work focuses on pushing for inclusivity within the gaming space and industry, being incredibly vocal of how games themselves can be a better representation of the gaming community as a whole. Mollie can be found on Twitter at @littlemotac_ Protest

While the following is a review of the Logitech G Adaptive Gaming Kit for Access Controller for PS5, I believe that it’s important to first give context on its predecessor, to properly contextualise who this new kit of accessible input devices is designed for. Back in November 2019, around one

It’s easy to make comparisons between Rise of the Ronin and other games similarly focused on tough combat encounters with bosses. The game shares some pretty fundamental DNA with games like Dark Souls, some style influences reminiscent of Sekiro, and an open world that at times invoked similar feelings to

Spider-Man 2 on PS5 got a bunch of new Accessibility features today including audio descriptions. Let’s give them a test run.

Mollie is a disabled content creator and DEI advocate. Her work focuses on pushing for inclusivity within the gaming space and industry, being incredibly vocal of how games themselves can be a better representation of the gaming community as a whole. Mollie can be found on Twitter at @littlemotac_ Within