Cyberpunk 2077 is aiming for accessibility, CD Projekt Red has confirmed via game’s official Twitter account. The developer has shared an in-game screenshot of a character called Kirk, who’s apparently having business with protagonist V.
Kirk says that “Ho, you know me – I’m a man of the biz. So I need to know what I get out of it.”
The subtitle is shown with a light color and small font, making it next to impossible to read. CD Projekt Red has confirmed via Twitter that the accessibility options in Cyberpunk 2077 will allow players to make changes not only to the color but also to the size of the subtitles.
“You’ll be able to adjust those (color/size),” the official Twitter account has replied to fans’ concerns over the topic.
There was no confirmation on whether Cyberpunk 2077 will allow players to add a background to the subtitles, which seems to be the main issue here due to the game being so shiny.
Talking about accessibility, the game that set a golden standard most recently is The Last of Us Part II, and here you can learn why other titles should follow its example.Accessibility in games is a very important matter, and it’s about time developers and publishers take care of that properly.
Accessibility in video games is basics now, and it’s about time developers and publishers take note of it. The Last of Us Part II has set a golden standard for accessibility options in video games, and other titles should follow its example.
CD Projekt Red has also confirmed that Cyberpunk 2077Â will feature free DLCÂ on top of the paid expansions fans would expect from them.
