by Jeremy Peeples | Jul 13, 2021 | Reviews
Visual Partially Accessible Fine-Motor Inaccessible Auditory Partially Accessible Partially Accessible Knockout City was first announced in 2020 and promised up fast-paced dodgeball action with a look that blended a bit of Jet Set Radio’s logo and sense of...
by Jeremy Peeples | Jun 3, 2021 | Reviews
Visual Barrier Free Fine-Motor Thoroughly Accessible Auditory Thoroughly Accessible Thoroughly Accessible It isn’t often that a hectic run-and-gun-style game is thought of as accessible. The very nature of the genre requires a lot of dexterity, and most are...
by Jeremy Peeples | May 18, 2021 | Editors' Choice, Features
The past year has seen a few remarkably accessible games, but none were more impressive to me than Street Cleaner: The Video Game. As a 2D side-scrolling action platformer, the developers at Creaky Lantern Games had their work cut out for them, as it’s a genre...
by Jeremy Peeples | May 12, 2021 | Reviews
Visual Thoroughly Accessible Fine-Motor Barrier Free Auditory Thoroughly Accessible Thoroughly Accessible In 1998, when it was first released in North America, SaGa Frontier was the kind of game that stood out right away. At the time, most JRPGs featured a single...
by Jeremy Peeples | Apr 26, 2021 | Features, Indie Spotlight
Sega’s Super Monkey Ball series is one of its most underrated and hasn’t seen a new entry since the PlayStation Vita’s launch nine years ago. In that time, love for the series hasn’t gone away, but Sega has failed to capitalize on it beyond an...
