If nothing else, making sure you correct for colour blindness rather than recreate it is vital for games looking to be more accessible.

It's the end of the year. Here's the 18 games from the last 12 months I thought were most interesting. Only a small handful of them are games I have to disclose a conflict of intrest for, which I think is a pretty decent ratio honestly.

00:00 - Intro

01:30 - Indika

04:40 - Another Crab's Treasure

06:51 - Hellblade 2

09:11 - Shadow of the Erdtree

10:49 - Ode to Castlevania

13:42 - Thank Goodness You're Here

14:40 - Balatro

16:18 - Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown

18:35 - Pacific Drive

20:43 - Mouthwashing

23:43 - UFO 50

25:50 - Echoes of Wisdom

28:44 - Astro Bot

30:43 - Life is Strange: Double Exposure

33:50 - Dragon Age: The Veilguard

37:22 - Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

39:18 - Metaphor Re:Fantazio

42:13 - Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

45:47 - The Sujimon Rap

Another year is over. Let's rattle through all the most important video game accessibility updates of the past 12 months.

A bit of insight into what I do for work, when not making videos on the internet.

Sometimes, fluctuating disabilities mean you have to pivot plans, and that's okay x

00:00 – Intro

03:52 – Arevya played Super Market Simulator, Botany Manor

05:30 – Steven Spohn and Mark Barlet are leaving AbleGamers

08:40 – FDG 2025 will have the theme "Accessible Worlds, United Through Play"

10:35 – Laura and Arevya have consulted on Sorry, We're Closed

12:05 – Arevya consulted on Life Below

14:43 – Lauras take on the PS5 PRO

19:15 – Laura has played Mario & Luigi Brothership, Super Mario Party Jamboree, Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and LEGO Horizon Adventures

36:25 – Where to find us

Let's try something new for the first time...

I am obviously biased about this game, but I still wanted to show off what the accessibility settings are.

This is very much not a review, because conflict of interest, but I still wanted to show off what settings are here and how they work.

Bloober, you surprised me, not just by having interesting accessibility support, but also by not screwing up sentively handling complex mental health themes.

While not as robust an update as I had hoped to see in a paid rerelease, the changes here undeniably make this a more accessible version of a horror game that stands up well to the test of time.