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Episode 67 Making games visually accessible

This episode will review how to make more visually accessible games. This should be done to make games as accessible as possible for more people: players, learners, and student included. By making games more visually accessible we adhere to better design choices that result in the creation of better games. Visual accessibility options for players will be discussed as well as the use of interactive fiction for engaging vision impaired players.

accessibilityDave EngSeptember 11, 2022game design, accessibility, visual, color blindnessComment

Episode 53 Accessibility in Games

On today’s episode we’ll cover “Accessibility in Games.” Accessibility is a concept that is often talked about in game design. Specifically when it comes to making games more accessible to a wider audience. But what does accessibility mean and what does it entail when designing games for entertainment, learning, or personal development?

accessibility, difficultyDave EngFebruary 27, 2022accessibility, difficulty, audience, diversity, changes, playtesting, movement, visionComment

Episode 52 Playtesting for Success

On today’s episode we’ll cover how to “Play Test for Success.” Play testing is one of those functions of game design that designers struggle with. It’s often as difficult a function as the design process itself. Particularly if you very close with your design and are sensitive to any changes.

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