Forza Motorsport features numerous accessibility options for blind players

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Forza Motorsport features numerous accessibility options for blind players

In recent years, Microsoft has stepped up its efforts to make its games accessible to everyone. The American manufacturer and Turn 10 studio have gone one step further with the upcoming Forza Motorsport.

In a video, Steve Saylor, a blind content creator, explained how he managed to win a race in the franchise's eighth entry. To do this, the developers created a number of accessibility options.

Sounds and audio descriptions are broadcast throughout the game, enabling users to steer their vehicles correctly (particularly when cornering or turning). In addition, opposing cars can become ghosts, making them impossible to hit. This last option cannot be activated in multiplayer.

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Source: videogameschronicle.com

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