an unplayable game?!

Very cool game :) Gives a really cool perspective to an ablebodied person on things I've never even considered during gaming.

A very interesting way to gain first-hand insight into what it's like to play a game that not only includes accessible features but has been made intentionally unplayable without using those features. (i.e., your controller will not work in-game -- this is a "you don't have the physical ability to use a controller" simulator in that sense.) It took a couple minutes to figure out how I was even supposed to navigate the menus once the game started, to realize that enabling every accessibility feature was required in order to progress, and to figure out that at one point (minor spoiler) you have to disable all of those features just to move forward based on the map layout. This game will not take up much of your time, but it's a very interesting way for those of us who don't lack any faculty to experience just a bit of what it's like to play a game build for accessibility as best as it can be, and to be forced to play with one hand tied behind our back, so to speak.

A super short but enjoyable game, that describes itself well. It makes you think about what accessibility means, by using accessibility settings to circumvent unfair rules that the game itself imposes. A worthwhile play for anyone who thinks about being a game designer.

a short but fun game.

as someone who advocates for accessibility in video games, highly recommend this game to Anyone who's interested in learning about how accessibility options make games way more playable :3

Je viens d'y jouer donc je recommande "an uplayable game?!", qui est gratuit et prends quelques minutes pour donner une expérience d'accessibilité. C'est en suite complété d'un commentaire du dev sur le sujet et le développement. Le petit jeu malin du moment.