By One of the most exciting developments seen in the video game accessibility space over the past few years has been the increase in both big budget and indie games alike aiming to incorporate audio descriptions into their narratives. From small games like the point and click adventure title Brok the
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Before we begin, I want to mention that the inspiration for this video came from a Micro Talk titled “Say “Yes” to Start: How Custom Voice Commands Effect Gameplay”, which was given a few weeks ago by Viktor, also known as @VoicedGaming.Bsky.Social, at the Game Accessibility Gathering at Unity Brighton.
