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Games that have shown to be accessible for disabled people in more than one distinct way. Large font options, color-blind options, captions, controller support, anything that helps us play games like you do.

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Recommended November 13, 2014
"Lots of white on black and a nice, at-your-own-pace strategy fighting. I really like it." ~Xedric
Recommended November 10, 2014
Character shapes that can be seen at a distance, simplistic art style, and a host of options make Team Fortress 2 easy to recomment... and it's free too
Recommended November 10, 2014
This game's engine is so moddable that anyone with disabilities should be able to play this game (maybe even blind people someday.)
Recommended November 10, 2014
Zooming, a simple interface with multiple ways to manipulate it, and font options are coming. Plague Inc. is going in all the right directions.
Recommended November 10, 2014
Their options menu is awash with features to make the game more appealing to someone with eye problems. Less background clutter and full X,Y,Z rotation.
Recommended November 10, 2014
Easy controls, soothing premise, and extremely immersive.
Recommended November 8, 2014
Wasteland 2 has accessibility options galore! Font scaling, UI scaling, Color-blind mode, and movable UI. The devs are also very accommodating.
Recommended November 7, 2014
Civ 5 has strategic view, a very simple and easy to read overlay that makes following the game much easier. It also has text scaling and mods galore.
Recommended November 7, 2014
The devs altered the game for one disabled gamer. We cannot recommend them enough.
Recommended November 7, 2014
Font scaling, simple graphics, and easily changeable controls make FTL a very good buy for someone with bad eyes. Careful, it's tough.
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