Thoughts on Accessibility - Game Accessibility Nexus

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Far Cry 6 – Accessibility Impressions

Far Cry 6 will come up in one month. We were invited to play the game and these are our frist impressions in terms of Accessibility.

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Far Cry 6 Accessibility Features and Interview

A look into Far Cry 6’s Accessibiity and an interview with Douglas Gregory, Game Designer at Ubisoft Toronto.

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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.

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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.

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.

Communication is key

Are communications in games accessible? We try to find the answer through our own experience.