According to foreign media reports, Sony will add accessibility tags to the PS5 online store this week to help players quickly understand the accessibility features of the game.
There are 50 types of accessibility labels on official display, which can be divided into 6 categories, such as visual, audio, subtitles and titles, controls, gameplay, and online communication.
More specifically, the visual category contains labels such as bright text, large text, color adjustments, audio cue subtitles, and more; The Control category contains tabs for key mapping, stick sensitivity, keystroke-free playback, and more. Developers can explain the corresponding functions in the store interface according to the specific features of the game.
At present, there are already some games that support accessibility features, such as "God of War Ragnarok", "Soul of Tsushima: Director's Cut", "Death Stranding Director's Cut" and so on.
It's important to note that some games are available on both PS5 and PS4, but the accessibility labels of the two versions may not be exactly the same. For example, the PS5 version of "Soul of Tsushima: Director's Cut" has 30 function tags, and the PS4 version has 29 function tags.
In addition, Sony is also developing an accessible gamepad "Project Leonardo". The controller also makes the gaming experience more comfortable for special people.
Source: Twitter/IGN/PlayStation.Blog