Kratos for Everyone: God of War: Ragnarök features over seventy accessibility settings for players with disabilities

The developers of God of War: Ragnarök promised long before the release that the game will have a huge number of accessibility settings that will allow people with disabilities to pass the game along with everyone else.

Not only did Sony Santa Monica keep their word, they did more than what they promised! Instead of the planned 60 settings of accessibility in God of War: Ragnarök they added more than 70 options.

Here's What We Know

All elements of the game can be customized to the needs of the individual player. Depending on the limitations, you can choose the following options:

• vision - increasing the font, picture contrast, camera positioning, and more;
• hearing - different subtitle options;
• motion - reduction of motion sickness;
• motor - automation of actions aimed at reducing fatigue and complexity.

Similar settings are provided to change the complexity of puzzles, battles and movements.

For a complete list of settings, visit the PlayStation Blog.

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