Make games every player can love, and build a better gaming experience from the start.
Disabilities that make gameplay challenging impact as many as 1 in 5 gamers, and millions more benefit from accessibility features. Studios who make their games accessible to more players tap into $2.6 trillion in annual spending power and connect with millions of overlooked gamers. Accessibility isn’t just good for players—it’s good for business.
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Run remote playtests, surveys and interviews with players in their preferred environment (and with specific hardware)
Beyond mobility differences: test with vision- and hearing-impaired players, players with cognitive and neurological disabilities, and players with dyslexia and colorblindness, for example.
Better accessibility means higher retention, fewer support tickets, and more positive reviews, but adding accessible features too late means reduced effectiveness—and increased costs
Test your game within real world conditions with players with disabilities to evaluate the usability and function of your game and its accessibility features.
Support to build accessible feedback loops into your products and culture with expert evaluations to identify key risks, areas of focus and quick wins.
Specialized, expert-led training for your team across design, production, communications and compliance topics.