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It seems to be Capcom's year, and one of the clearest examples is the work behind the return of the Onimusha series, which brings one of the most legendary figures of feudal Japan back to the screen: Miyamoto Musashi, the famous swordsman from sixteenth-century Kyoto. Miyamoto Musashi between History and Legend This time, the protagonist is the legendary samurai and master swordsman who lived during the Tokugawa shogunate. Information about his life is not always easy to sepa

Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy is one of those games that slowly draws you in, only to never let go. After a few hours, you realize that it is not simply trying to expand the series’ narrative universe, but to redefine its tone and maturity by shifting its emotional focus to a new perspective. I played it extensively on Xbox Series X, analyzing every chapter, every mechanical variation, and every accessibility option to find out whether this new piece of the A Plague Tale le

Some innovations don’t need to revolutionize hardware to make a real difference. Sometimes, all it takes is removing an obstacle that has been considered inevitable for years. That’s exactly what Bassam Kamal, a software developer and recent Computer Science graduate from the University of Prince Edward Island, has done by creating an application designed to make configuring QuadStick much easier—the adaptive controller that allows people with severe motor impairments to play

French developer COWCAT revealed in April, in collaboration with Patch Works Interactive, a demo for Celsius Strays, a lite puzzle visual novel set in the world of Brok The Investigator, which once again promises an impressive level of accessibility. The setting is more dystopian than ever. The rat people, known as the Squealers, have been confined to the slums of Atlasia, a world plagued by social inequality and global warming. Surrounded by robotic death squads, food shorta

Electronic Arts has started displaying Accessible Games Initiative labels on its website, following Xbox and Ubisoft in adopting the standard promoted by the initiative. This represents an important step toward greater transparency in the video game industry, as it allows players to find out which accessibility features a particular title offers before purchasing it. The tags made their debut with one of the most popular games in EA's catalog: The Sims 4. The game's store pag

Rhythm Heaven Groove is a rhythm videogame developed by Nintendo for the Switch console. Nintendo's music title is made up of tons of rhythm minigames (a bit like WarioWare 's microgames, but all based on music). Each level lasts a few minutes and requires you to chop vegetables to the right beat, jump on the beat, open and close umbrellas to the beat, grab objects at the right time, or compete with other players to test your sense of rhythm. The gameplay doesn't require a hu