PC - Game Accessibility Nexus

Star Wars Outlaws – Accessibility Hands-On Impressions

Recently, our team had the opportunity to preview “Star Wars Outlaws,” a new game from Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment. These are our early impressions about the game’s accessibility.

Three characters standing back to back. Dave is dressed in a diver suit and is making a thumbs up sign. Cobra, has white hair, goatee and shaded glasses. Bancho also wears shades, a bandana and has his arms crossed over the chest.

Deaf Game Review – Dave The Diver

Dave The Diver is a pixel-based diving game that has fascinated a large audience. Dive, hunt fish and serve them in the sushi restaurant. This is our Deaf Accessibility review.

Sargon, the main character of the game jumping while holding his two swords. A powerful blue energy emanates from him. The text "Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown A Ubisoft original" is displayed at the top.

Low Vision Game Review – Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is the newest title featuring fast-paced combat, platforming, and exploration. These elements may pose accessibility challenges for low vision players. This is our Low Vision review.

Clara, is running and smiling. Behind her there is a green field, and the sun starts to show above the horizon.

Low Vision Game Review – Stories of Blossom

Stories of Blossom is a point and click adventure, genre that many players have struggled in the past for accessibility reasons. Soft Leaf Studios has considered accessibility from the beginning, and created this game to be at its core. This is my Low Vision / Blind accessibility review.

Isaac Clarke wearing his iconic suit flying in zero gravity. His right hand holds the Plasma Cutter weapon as he prepares for combat. He is in a large and well lighted room with metallic walls that are partially covered with a strange organic matter. Two enemies are flying towards him.

Low Vision Game Review – Dead Space

Dead Space returns in this Remake of the original game with a good number of accessibility features. Updated graphics, quality of life changes and horror awaits in this classic. This is our Blind / Low Vision Accessibility review.

Alexstrasza in human form, with a red dragon behind her. In the distance a myriad of dragons of all colors and shapes fly through the sky in fron of a mejetic view of two white mountains.

World of Warcraft Dragonflight – Accessibility Impressions

Dragonflight is the upcoming expansion for the classic MMO World of Warcraft. Our editors played the Alpha and Beta and provide you their impressions on its Accessibility features.

A latino mature man dressed in a white suit and a red shirt, looking at the istance with a stern face. A young latino teenager dressed in the same way looking at the oposite direction. There is a smaller character looking at the horizon facing these two big figures. The text Far Cry 6 at the bottom.

Low Vision Game Review – Far Cry 6

Far Cry 6 is an intense game full of action, exploration and strong themes set in the open world of Yara, a tropical island fighting to get their freedom. This is our Low Vision review.

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.

A sinister man, dressed in grey looking menacingly. He wears a hat that casts a shadow over his face and a necklace made of bones hangs on his chest.

Mobility Review – Horror Tales: The Wine

Horror Tales The Wine is a survival horror game where your skills and courage are tested in the search for a cure to a terrible plague. This is our Mobility Accessibility Review.

A painting of two vikings looking off to the distance at a massive mountain covered in forests, ready to be explored.

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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