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God of War: Ragnarok’s accessibility options are extensive. Judging by the huge number of options, this is one of Sony’s most affordable games. Upon launching the game, players are immediately offered four different accessibility presets.
- Visual Accessibility: The focus is on features like large text, display contrast enhancement, navigation, combat camera, and more.
- Hearing Accessibility: The goal is to predominantly offer subtitle options.
- Motion Reduction: to reduce motion sickness.
- Mobility Accessibility: Designed to automate certain tasks to reduce fatigue and the difficulty of pressing buttons.
Of course, in the game itself, the Accessibility menu offers a detailed list of options to toggle on and off.
Sony Santa Monica was not afraid to include options that can affect gameplay but allow more players to enjoy the game. For example, the time it takes to solve puzzles can be changed, evasion assistance can be enabled to make it easier for Kratos to jump over the barriers, Kratos can automatically collect items, and additional checkpoints can be added in battles with mini- boss.
Finally, the controller can be completely remapped if needed, and there are even touchpad shortcuts.
Sony Santa Monica has come a long way in making its latest game accessible to a wide range of players, but even those without disabilities can find some changes useful.
Below are screenshots of the full set of accessibility features in God of War: Ragnarok.
