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Tag: Game accessibility

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29.4.2021

Why Game Accessibility Matters

Considering accessibility in the video game domain is a contemporary movement that seeks to make games more inclusive. Yet, there are plenty of obstacles in its way.

  • Features
22.11.2019

Too Steep a Hill to Die on – Celeste, Assist Mode, and Accessibility

Does using accessibility features somehow taint the original intended game experience, or does it make more sense to ensure that playing doesn’t feel like a chore?

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11.4.2018

Autcraft – A digital playfield for children with autism

Autcraft is a modded Minecraft server created to provide a safe place for autistic children to play.

  • Game Research Highlights
3.4.2018

Access to play denied – or is it?

  • Game Research Highlights

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