The developers of God of War: Ragnarök will make the game available to gamers with disabilities

The upcoming God of War: Ragnarök adventure offers more than 60 accessibility features.

As part of the coverage of the game by Game Informer magazine, SIE Santa Monica studio talked about the options that will make it easier for users with disabilities to complete the game.

According to Mila Peacock, a leading UX designer of God of War: Ragnarok, when creating the game, the authors turned to a wide range of consultants and testers to understand issues related to vision, hearing, motor and cognitive impairment.

New features will include DualSense touchpad for quick turns and shield strikes, as well as automatic healers and loot selection without pressing a button.

Like today's The Last of Us Part I, God of War: Ragnarök's capabilities will also automate platforming, and features returning from God of War (2018), such as increasing the size of text and icons, have been refined to make all the inscriptions in the game easy to read.

God of War: Ragnarök is released on November 9 on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.