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Accessibility Options
Options to assist players with vision, hearing, or other impairments
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Accessibility options help players with vision, hearing, cognitive, or motor impairments to better interact with the game. Examples of such options include adjustable font size, re-assignable buttons, high contrast modes, visual sound indicators.
Accessibility options are distinct from difficulty options in that they do not necessarily change the gameplay, only how the gameplay is perceived. However, some options
Examples
The Last of Us Part II
Players can toggle a high contrast mode that gives NPCs and items a distinct color to stand out from the background.
The game features so many options for players without sight that it is possible to platinum the game.
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