Happy to help! Always good when devs share their thoughts processes eh ☺️

Something positive that HAS happened within the games industry Accessibility options are almost the norm now in video games 20 yrs ago, no. Next to nothing You had control over some of the sounds and if you were fortunate MAYBE subtitles

The winner of the 2026 AGDA for Excellence in Accessibility, presented by VicScreen... Bits & Bops by Tempo Lab Games!

Would click to pick up -> click to put down work better than click & drag for you?

...that Unreal teaches everyone that full-screen filters are the ideal answer. Doing that blocks people from using better solutions. Does that make more sense?

..ask from the wider community, i.e. "stop changing the colours of everything, just let me adjust the specific things I have difficulty telling apart" Full screen filters are even illegal in some circumstances. All of which makes it a PITA...

So what designers *should* aim for is to design in a CB-accessible way by default, and if they really are stuck in a place where some elements must rely on hue difference alone to communicate/differentiate info, let people change those specific elements' hue&brightness. That's the overwhelming...

..classic being to change the grass blue), and introducing new issues that weren't there before (e.g. making blue & green harder to tell apart). And it's mostly redundant anyway as the functionality already exists at OS level on all gaming platforms, e.g. here's the system level setting on Xbox..

..while I'm not disputing that you found it useful, it is very widely panned by other colourblind players. For a bunch of reasons, most notably that it's a blunt instrument that doesn't address specific issues and just changes everything, including changing things that don't need to be changed (a..

It looks like the UI for the standard Unreal Engine full-screen filter, which shunts the entire palette around? In which case it's harmful enough an approach that it is explicitly forbidden by storefront tag criteria, i.e. games with it can't be tagged as colourblind friendly in Xbox store etc...

range sounds good, though maybe keep the 75 default for console and bump up PC default to 90

w00t!

(pun intended)

See here re invincibility -

Unreal only had the best of intentions when they implemented it, but it has done so much harm. The single most positive impact Unreal could have on accessibility in games would be to remove that feature.

Putting this out there. I’d love to host or moderate a ComicCon panel whether San Diego or NYC someday.