I like this a lot.
I don't have any physical accessibility needs (unless you count my low skill level, git gud scrub) but accessibility options are something I really appreciate seeing in games.
I love being able to adjuat how I experience the game to match my needs, and making this visible and searchable on the store is only going to encourage more games to include good accessibility features :)
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My friend likes Terraria, and I like Minecraft.
This is because he enjoys gameplay where there is technical progression and objectives. Things to 'do' and reasons to get stronger.
I enjoy gameplay where the objectives are mostly just goals I set for myself, and I have freedom for creative expression.
In Minecraft I can spend forever working on aesthetic builds or complex redstone contraptions, whereas once my friend has exhausted all the progression in the game he finds it boring.
Conversely, although Terraria does allow for building and furnishing nice bases/homes, the 2D nature is limiting for me vs 3D and can't satisfy my desire to build, so I'm not into it.
Or someone who is vegan.
Or someone who just likes the taste of oat milk.
Personally I'm not vegan and I do drink dairy milk, but I also love oat milk and often order my coffee that way. It adds a kind of nutty taste which I really like. Would recommend trying it sometime.
I meant no offence to your balls :) The whole photo is like that. Could just be your camera, or your lighting.
This photo has so little colour it's almost monochrome.
Tunic is a beautiful game, both visually and mechanically, and very worth playing.
It's basically a modern recreation of how it would feel if you were a 10-year-old kid in the year 1984, and your Dad comes home from a business trip to Japan with a brand new Nintendo Entertainment System, not yet released outside Japan, and a copy of The Legend of Zelda, fully in Japanese.
Of course, you don't speak any Japanese, and the Internet isn't a thing. But you have this amazing console and amazing game and you're surely going to play it no matter what.
That's Tunic.
In 2025, things staying the same as they are rather than getting worse counts as a 'big win' :|
My system is that after I unpack the shopping at home, I leave the bag beside the front door. Then next time I go outside I see it like "Oh yeah, the bag!" and put it in the car.
Works for me.
Well that would be weird because
Andor is not for children
Andor is the least star-wars-like Star Wars
Andor is actually good
It's an absolutely dick move by Patreon.
I guess Patreon figure it will make them as a platform more money, because people tend to forget about subscriptions and just let them keep going.
But it's awful for creators who release less frequently, because people will start to feel cheated when months go by and they don't get anything. And I'm sure the creators won't enjoy that pressure either.
It's like Patreon are cracking the whip, telling creators "Work faster, you have to justify your monthly subscription now!"
Assholes.
I have been annoyed about this for years. Even foreign-language movies had audio-descriptive subtitles instead of dialog only, and it really frustrated and distracted me.
Glad to see Netflix finally fix it... now that I already stopped using Netflix and never will use it again.