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You Can Now Search for Steam Games by Adjustable Difficulty, Mouse-only Options and Other Accessibility Tags
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Recently, a feature for Steam has appeared that should make it easier for you to search for more inclusive experiences on the platform.
Valve has introduced a major innovation for its in-house gaming store, Steam. Users can now search specifically for games that support certain accessibility features. This change is based on extensive feedback from developers and players with disabilities. The new feature...Read the article: Steam improves accessibility with new search features. You can support us with every purchase you make through Amazon. Your price remains the same, and we r…
Valve’s New Steam Update Puts Accessibility Info Up Front
Valve is making Steam more accessible—literally. A new platform update now lets developers clearly tag which accessibility features their games support, and it helps players filter by those features when browsing. The change follows feedback from both developers and players with disabilities. Valve says over 5,000 games have already added details about their accessibility support, […]
You can now search for Steam games by adjustable difficulty, mouse-only options and other accessibility tags
As promised earlier this year, Valve have given Steam developers the power to tag their games as having certain accessibility features, including narrated game menus, ways of differentiating visual elements that don't rely on colour, and touch-only interaction. You'll now be able to search for games with these tags, and view the full list of accessibility features on each game's Steam page.
Steam's store now lets you search for games by accessibility features like 'narrated game menus' and 'adjustable difficulty', and more than 5,000 games have already added their accessibility details to the database
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