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Steam will soon start making it easier for players to search for games based on accessibility features (steamcommunity.com)
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What's New

Steamworks has a new accessibility-support questionnaire for developers to better describe the way their games support accessibility. If your game supports Accessibility features, you can now specify that information within Steamworks.

  • Gameplay options, like adjustable difficulty
  • Audio accessibility features, including custom volume controls and narrated game menus
  • Visual accessibility features, including adjustable text size and color alternatives
  • Input options, which include chat speech-to-text and text-to-speech

Later in the year (once we've given developers time to work on it from their end) we'll start sharing the resulting information with players in the Steam store and Steam desktop client.

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[–] chrislowles@lemm.ee 4 points 2 days ago

Any time I leave my library I'm reminded how aggressively meh Steams search functionality is, they have all this info and barely any of it is even utilized in things let alone in features like Collections. Also I hope since they're looking into stuff like this they add DRM to their options for Dynamic Collections.