This year’s Access-Ability Summer Showcase featured games with accessibility options
The presentation showed how new and upcoming titles are made accessible to disabled players
The second annual Access-Ability Summer Showcase has now ended.
The 45-minute presentation highlighted the efforts that have been made in a number of new and upcoming games to make them more accessible to players with disabilities.
“The Access-Ability Summer Showcase aims to be a place for disabled gamers to find out about cool upcoming and recently released video games, while knowing up front if they’re likely to be accessible for them upon release,” the show’s host Laura Kate Dale said during the intro.
“While not every single video game showcased today is going to be accessible for every single disabled gamer, the aim of the showcase is that, wherever possible, there will be at least a couple of interesting games shown today that are going to be playable for you, no matter who you are.”
The full showcase can be viewed below. There are also versions with English audio descriptions, BSL interpretation and ASL interpretation for those who need it.
The full list of games shown during the Showcase, in the order they were shown, was as follows:
- Elsie
- Fishbowl
- Wéko the Mask Gatherer
- Penny Larceny
- The Shadow Over Cyberspace
- Videoverse
- Cellular City
- Upheaval
- Periphery Synthetic
- Trash Goblin
- Slime Heroes
- Magical Delicacy
- Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan
- Space Boat
- The Darkest Files
- Dawnfolk
