Diablo IV aims to be exemplary in terms of accessibility

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Diablo IV aims to be exemplary in terms of accessibility

Blizzard is slowly preparing for the release of the fourth Diablo. While waiting for June 6th, the American studio is focusing heavily on communication. Today, the accessibility of their game is at the heart of discussions.

Indeed, disabled players will have access to various settings in order to optimize their gaming experience. For example, it will be possible to remap buttons, swap the two joysticks, and enable persistent target locking.

Textual assistance will also be available, including numerous customization options for subtitles (font, background opacity, etc.). Additionally, there will be other aids in the field of vision. The different features have been presented in a video.

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Source: news.blizzard.com

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