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Inclusive Design in Game Development: An Analysis of Solutions Supporting Players with Disabilities
https://doi.org/10.60154/ZeszytyNaukoweWSEI.2025.21.1.09
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The aim of this article is to analyze contemporary design solutions that enhance the accessibility of video games for players with disabilities, with particular emphasis on mechanics supporting individuals with motor and visual impairments. The authors focus on practices aligned with the principles of inclusive design, using a qualitative expert-based approach to examine selected examples of implemented accessibility features. The article discusses key aspects such as control flexibility, action automation, customization of visual and auditory interfaces, and compliance with WCAG 2.2 and Xbox Accessibility Guidelines. It also presents case studies of commercial games that illustrate good practices in accessible game development. The article highlights the role of accessibility in improving user experience and argues that inclusive design can provide substantial value from both a social and market-oriented perspective.
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