Indie Spotlight
Indie Spotlights cover the accessibility of indie games in short reviews.
Indie Spotlight: TOEM 2
TOEM 2 is a cozy photo adventure whose accessibility is only negatively affected by a lack of remapping and some low contrast text.
Indie Spotlight: Impulse Response
Impulse Response won the Games for Blind Gamers game jam this year and is a great way to experience blind accessibility and audio games.
Indie Spotlight: SpaceCraft
Josh looks at the accessibility of SpaceCraft, a space exploration and crafting game currently in early access.
Indie Spotlight: Kabuto Park
Kabuto Park is an approachable cozy bug catching and battle game, with features that help its accessibility for many players.
Indie Spotlight: Rollick N’ Roll
Rollick N' Roll takes its accessibility seriously with intuitive features to help you manage your challenge.
Indie Spotlight: Find Your Words
Find Your Words is a lovely showcase of non-verbal communication, with accessibility to match, even if there are a few possible improvements.
Indie Spotlight: Terminator 2D: No Fate
In an often inaccessible genre, Terminator 2D: No Fate includes several features that improve its accessibility.
Indie Spotlight: The Roottrees are Dead
The Roottrees are Dead is a logic puzzle game with excellent cognitive accessibility others in the genre can learn from.
Indie Spotlight: Dispatch
Dispatch has several accessibility options to help players with QTEs and colorblindness, but the meaningful dialogue choices are timed.
Indie Spotlight: Bye Sweet Carole
Bye Sweet Carole needs few inputs and has some forgiving puzzle features, but still has some dexterity driven accessibility barriers.
Indie Spotlight: An Unplayable Game?!
An Unplayable Game?! is a thoughtful exercise in accessible game design, showing it's not about removing challenge, but making it possible.
Indie Spotlight: Squeakross Home Squeak Home
Squeakross: Home Squeak Home brings a lot of accessibility to the nonogram puzzle genre, often choosing the accessible option by default.
Indie Spotlight: Wytchwood
Wytchwood from Alian Trap and Whitethorn Games is an engaging crafting adventure, helped by several accessibility features and design.
Indie Spotlight: RE:CALL
RE:CALL has challenging puzzles but also includes several accessibility features to help players make the most of it.
Indie Spotlight: Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island
As can be expected from Whitethorn Games and their developers, accessibility is not a myth in Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island.
Tape To Tape indie spotlight
A short look at the early access hockey game Tape To Tape, its accessibility can be hindered by controls but is helped by roguelike mechanics.
