Morgan Baker - Game Accessibility Nexus

Author: Morgan Baker

Based in sunny California, Morgan Baker is a chronically ill, deaf gamer. She has a Master’s in Education and specializes in research methods and design. She works as a full-time Disability Specialist, as well as provides Accessibility Consultation to gaming studios, as needed. When she isn’t drinking copious amounts of coffee, you can find Morgan working hard to create accessible solutions. You can contact her on Twitter at @momoxmia

Morgan Baker

Updated Xbox Accessibility Guidelines: A Dialogue with Brannon Zahand

After the announcement of XAG 2.0 and Microsoft Game Accessibility Testing Services, we had the chance to talk to Brannon Zahand about the current state and future of Xbox’s accessibility.

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Accessibility Impressions: Valheim

Valheim has taken the internet by storm. But is it accessible? Here are our first impressions of this survival-based, co-op game.

A yellow wallpaper with futuristic text that says Cyberpunk. A cyborg looking woman is looking off to the side, holding a futuristic pistol and wearing combat clothing, while also rocking an awesome half-shaved pink hairstyle. She is epic. She is the future.

Accessibility Impressions: Cyberpunk 2077

After 8 long years of waiting, Cyberpunk 2077 is here. But is it accessible? Here are our first impressions on the futuristic RPG’s accessibility.

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Deaf / HoH Game Review – Immortals Fenyx Rising

This ancient Greek-inspired, action-adventure game is one of the most anticipated titles for this year. But is it accessible to d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing players?

Accessibility Impressions: Playstation 5 vs. Xbox Series X/S

With Sony and Microsoft competing for console of the year, which console (if any) are best for gamers with disabilities? That’s a hard question, but here is some insight for you.

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Deaf / HoH Game Review – Assassin’s Creed Valhalla

Set in the fictional version of the Viking invasion of Britiain, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is an epic Viking adventure full of rich stories and gameplay. But is it accessible for d/Deaf and HoH players?

A threatening man with a gun, a woman with an evil grin, a stern looking middle-aged man, a moder emo-gothic lwoman smiling and a thoughtful man with glasses. Below a varied group of hackers with drones, fighters with clenched fists and a person at the center with a pig mask.

Deaf / HoH Game Review – Watch Dogs: Legion

Watch Dogs: Legion is the next big Ubisoft title for this year. But can d/Deaf and HoH players fully access this action-adventure game?

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Deaf / HoH Game Review – Hades

Hades is a single-player, roguelike that has a narrative-driven story and an aesthetically pleasing artstyle. But is it accessible?

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Deaf / HoH Game Review – Horizon Zero Dawn

Horizon Zero Dawn is an action role-playing game that was recently re-released for the PC. This is our Deaf / HoH Accessibility Review.

Deaf / Hoh Game Review – Hyper Scape (Beta)

Hyper Scape is a fast-paced battle royale that takes place in a fictional, virtual reality. A digital battleground for fame and fortune. This is our Deaf / Hoh Accessibility Review of the Beta.