The 2025 Access-Ability Summer Showcase highlighted the importance of inclusive game design, showcasing titles that elevate accessibility as a creative strength. Games like Spray Paint Simulator, Six Sided Stories, and Gales of Nayeli demonstrated thoughtful design choices catering to diverse needs, illustrating a promising future for the gaming industry. Check out our top picks from this year’s showcase!
Nif Nif, a neurodivergent-friendly roguelike deck-builder from Springfox Games, launches on April 1st for Steam and Nintendo Switch.
Nif Nif is a charming roguelike deck-builder, designed to be neurodivergent-friendly, launching on Steam and Nintendo Switch on April 1st.
To mark International Day Of Persons With Disabilities this week, we’ve taken a look at how the gaming world is celebrating.
Trash Goblin, a cosy shop-management indie game by Spilt Milk Studios, allows players to manage a shop in a fantasy world filled with quirky customers and treasures crafted from trash.
WHAT THE CAR? is a zany, colourful game with diverse gameplay and easy level creation, but lacks robust accessibility features. Despite this, its charm and regular updates make it a must-play.
The Access-Ability Summer Showcase highlighted upcoming games and their accessibility for disabled gamers. The event promoted awareness and discussion on accessibility features in gaming.
Xbox and ByoWave have unveiled the Proteus Controller for Global Accessibility Awareness Day. With swappable cubes and interchangeable faceplates, this controller offers versatility. It features a USB-C charging port, USB-C cable, and Bluetooth dongle. Xbox also plans updates for the Xbox Adaptive Controller and accessibility improvements for popular games. A new Xbox Ambassador Accessibility Ally Badge is coming in June.
“If this article is an open letter to 2K and Hangar 13 then allow me to pose a question.”
Dive into our comprehensive accessibility review of Hi-Fi RUSH on PS5, exploring its features alongside the PlayStation Access controller.
