I have bought the game on Steam yesterday. I figured i could purchase the game and get the updates as they come. So if i understood correctly, the accessibility features are for the PC version right? I will try and see what there are so far, but I do understand that the game is not yet fully accessible. If more will be added, I should theoretically get those updates automatically? SIncew that was what happened for me with Sequence Storm when they added more accessibility features.

sorry to double-post but why wasn't the accessibility added during development? why after release? how long will it ;, a month, year? 2 years? thought we were aiming for inclusion when games are released not as an oh that's a good idea attitude?

because Deadlines have to be met when one's cash comes from other sources? granted, that might not be true here as I have no idea how this company runs their corporate structure. They might of had the access additions worked on, but not entirely comlete before a release or update deadline.

Looks like if you're wanting to get it now, Steam is running a sale for it for $29.99 until the 2nd of January.

Well so far, I haven´t seen if there are any accessibility yet in the game. I purchased the game off of Steam and used the offer they had on the game. I just started the game. Haven´t really seen if there are any accessible features yet. Have anyone noticed if there are any accessible features in the PC version?

what is the length of this title, i assume way longer than any audiogame designed for the blind? does it just have story mode? replay value? 30 USAID is fine but as most people would probably state, though not myself at this point, that is quote far too high for a game quote, as all of our ground-breaking games are at this price, so i would expect as with sequence storm top quality

In that case, I will wait for the accessibility to be done. I will keep the game on Steam though. I just tried to do the first battle, but have no idea what I am supposed to do. I am just pressing buttons, but don´t seem to proceed anywhere. It is the very first battle after you see the intro.

At the end of the day I don't regret the purchase. I knew what I was getting, I knew accessibility wouldn't come right away, and finally I know how trustworthy the dev is. With all of that, it's worth that kind of a wait.

for the people complaining about the price, do keep in mind that most new mainstream games are somewhere in the 70+ range. if people want things to be more screen reader friendly, they should also expect to pay the price like the rest of the world, particularly if the game devs work so hard to actually make it happen.

this may be a little ticky tac, but sense this game is not accessible yet, why is it in new releases? seems like its not even playable judging from the comments

hi,
can someone post the keys? and a menu guide?

@73, sysreqs are actually pretty low. Most modern machines should make it possible to play.