If there is an accessibility feature you would like to request, please contact us up.multimedia.australia@gmail.com

Key Accessibility Features:

• One click interface. The game is played with a single tracking input (for example, a mouse) and one click.
• Event driven. There are no time constraints in this game, the pace of the game is entirely controlled by the player.
• Settings saved. All accessibility settings are saved when changed, so game always launches with previous settings.
• Accessibility options available in game. Difficulty settings can be changed in game via the menu.
• Source included. Gameplay can be fine-tuned for individual players.
• All areas of user interface can be accessed using same input method as the gameplay.
• Multiple simultaneous actions are not required.
• Game starts in windowed mode for compatibility with overlaid virtual keyboards (fullscreen available via settings).
• First scenes function as a basic tutorial.
• Gameplay thumbnails with game saves.
• Separate mutes for effects and background music.
• No essential information is conveyed by a colour alone.
• Easily readable default font size.
• Game can be played without any audio.
• Subtitles option. SFX and ambient sounds have subtitles.
• Story mode. Skip or lower difficultly of big puzzles.
• Option to disable timed events such as moving platforms.
• High contrast mode. Non-essential graphics are darker.
• Disabled distracting animations. Option to disable particle effects and background animations.

Where possible we try to adhere to the Game Accessibility Guidelines.

Full list compared to Game Accessibility Guidelines

• Offer a choice of difficulty levels
• All settings are saved/remembered
• Allow difficulty level to be altered during gameplay, either through settings or adaptive difficulty
• Offer a means to bypass gameplay elements that aren’t part of the core mechanic, via settings or in-game skip option
• Provide a manual save feature
• Source included to allow controls to be remapped
• All areas of the user interface can be accessed using the same input method as the gameplay
• Controls are as simple as possible (one-click interface)
• Interactive elements are large and well spaced
• Support more than one input device (mouse and other control pads)
• Option to make interactive elements that require accuracy stationary
• No multiple simultaneous actions (eg. click/drag or swipe) are not required
• Game is based on player's own speed
• No repeated inputs (button-mashing/quick time events)
• Supports windowed mode for compatibility with overlaid virtual keyboards
• Avoids requirements for buttons to be held down
• Source included to allow interfaces to be rearranged
• Key repeat obeys user's operating system preferences.
• Game can be started without the need to navigate through multiple levels of menus
• Uses an easily readable default font size (can be increased/decreased with F4/F5)
• Use simple clear language. Sample of game text was rated "Easy to read. Conversational English." on Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease.
• Game uses simple clear text formatting
• First level functions as tutorial.
• Players progress through text prompts at their own pace
• Flickering images and repetitive patterns can be disabled
• Game includes contextual in-game help via Doug.
• Game employs a simple, clear narrative structure broken into 12 shorter sections.
• Text hovers, animation and high contrast mode give a clear indication that interactive elements are interactive
• Provides an option to turn off / hide background movement
• Provides gameplay thumbnails with game saves
• Provides separate volume controls or mutes for effects, speech and background/music
• Sound / music choices for each key objects / events are distinct from each other
• Provides an option to dim all non interactive elements
• No essential information is conveyed by a colour alone
• Uses an easily readable default font size
• Uses simple clear text formatting
• Provides high contrast between text and background
• Cursor / crosshair colours / designs can be overridden in source or by a mod
• No essential information is conveyed by audio alone
• Provides a text description of narratively / atmospherically significant background noises
• Provides visual indication of who is currently speaking