> Unity has no official support for screenreaders or colorblind modes. Unreal has both. If an major game engine developer like Unity cannot be bothered to add s

> Unity has no official support for screenreaders or colorblind modes. Unreal has both. If an major game engine developer like Unity cannot be bothered to add support, can we really expect the little developer hacking away on some OpenGL side project to? Games are special because the means of interaction is often a core part of the experience. An accessibility mode for a game can be a huge amount of work. Not to say that some people don't do that huge amount of work (which is great) but games lacking accessibility is no excuse to use game-like development practices to write apps that could otherwise be relatively easily made accessibile.