Motion Twin aims to provide access options for dead cells: Dead Cells release in Early Access in 2017 before its official release in 2018 for console and PC.
It is a roguelike, with permadeath, which means it’s more challenging than most games.
This may be the reason that can turn some people off the game, particularly those who have disabilities.
To ensure that the game is accessible to everyone who can play Motion Twin. The developer behind Motion Twin reached out via Twitter to find out what accessibility options in Dead Cells can improve.
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Motion Twin aims to provide access options for dead cells
Motion Twin Looking to Make Dead Cells More Accessible
In the tweet published today, Motion Twin said that they wanted to improve the accessibility of Dead Cells to more accessible to players and sought feedback on how to do this.
We’re conducting our research,” the tweet said, “but the best way to determine what we’re missing is to engage in a conversation with users.”
Some suggestions offered to date include changing the size of the font and the color and adjusting the color palette to prevent blindness in color, turning on auto-hit. It changes your background’s contrast and expands in the UI size.
The tweet came just two weeks after the final DLC, The Queen and The Queen and The Sea launch. More and more developers are starting to incorporate accessibility features into their games.
Like Last of Us Part II and Ratchet & Clank: A Rift Apart, popular games have been praised for accessibility.
This may be the reason that inspired Motion Twin to explore their choices.
