Indie Spotlight – Forgive Me Father
Forgive Me Father is a hyper-stylized first-person shooter characterized by a comic book style and inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft. In terms of mechanics, Forgive me Father’s most apparent inspirations are the first two entries of the Doom franchise, right...
Indie Spotlight – Tunic
Over the past decade, we have seen many top-down Legend of Zelda-like games on the market. Some have gone for more of an homage, like Blossom Tales, while games like Ittle Dew have focused more on deconstructing the genre with humor. 3D Dot Game Heroes was probably...
Indie Spotlight – Grapple Dog
Precision platformers have grown in popularity since the rise of the genre with Super Meat Boy in 2010. While the love of the sub-genre has expanded, so too has the demand for games to be accessible for as many people as possible. Platformers have long been viewed as...
Mobile Spotlight: October 2, 2013
This week’s Mobile Spotlight highlights the next title in a long line of wildly popular mobile games. But is it accessible? Angry Birds: Star Wars II Angry Birds Star Wars II covers everything the original Angry Birds Star Wars didn’t, namely, the prequel...
Mobile Spotlight – September 19, 2013
This week’s Mobile Spotlight highlights an Android exclusive that’s older but still deserves a look because of its unusually high level of accessibility for gamers with all types of physical disabilities. It’s one of my personal favorite mobile games of all time, and...
Mobile Spotlight – September 13, 2013
Well, the sequel to the title that defined mobile gaming for many consumers is finally here—and it’s about time, literally. Thankfully, this week’s mobile spotlight highlights a highly anticipated game that anybody should be able to play, regardless of disability....
2021 Editor’s Choice – Deathloop
Every year, I look back on the games I’ve played and try to figure out which game I most enjoyed. You would expect most games that I choose as my favorite each year to be both highly accessible and high quality, but as I think I illustrated last year with my Editor’s...
2021 Diamond Award Nominee – Far Cry 6
Far Cry is one of Ubisoft’s flagship franchises, and like many other titles in their recent catalogue, continues to raise the bar with regards to accessibility. It is rare to see a first-person shooter that offers such extensive customization. Far Cry 6 is a game that...
2021 Diamond Award Nominee – Life is Strange: True Colors
The Life Is Strange series has always been known for its powerful stories and memorable characters. First with the developers at Dontnod and then more recently with Deck Nine, these games have helped usher in the modern narrative adventure game genre. Along the way,...