@Nocturnus hahaha, are you serious? You think this is too much? Have you heard Miles Nath describe anything? He describes things in ultra, and I mean ultra detail that makes this one look tame.
In all seriousness, I like this a lot.

And that would be enough to turn me off the game entirely.

Wow, I think I like the idea, but that brief trailer seemed a little underwhelming, and not very thrilling. At the end I was like, that's it? I'd like to see someone try to take a stab at the trailer for wind waker for gamecube. That one is special, since it is one of the rare instances outside of the awful cartoon and Philip's games that we actually get to hear Zelda talk. Also audio described game trailers might mean a little more if I knew that it was for a game I knew I could play. As much as people like to harp on the music for the trailer for mk11, it almost succeeds for that very reason, if you take the time to listen to the lyrics.

Alright, went back and actually listened to the whole thing because I obviously can, but I still don't like it.  It just made me side with @Kenshira and post 7 all that much more.  It's obvious by the amount of narration that went into the desc that I could never play it, regardless how much of a masterpiece it is.

Hi,
Miles described Scott Pilgrim Versus The World, Incredible Hulk US description, and the first six Star Wars movies.

To be fair, this trailer is suffering from a couple of things:
It's a teaser trailer for a teaser trailer for a teaser trailer for the main trailer for a game that we know next to bugger all about, so never trust a trailer applies here big time.
Like a bunch of  audio-described content, it also suffers from the issue of the original audio  track being waaaaaaay too far down in the mix compared to the descriptive vocal track.
Sound effects are in the original trailer, but the audio-described mix buries them.
The volume issue is a deal breaker for me when it comes to audio-described content, it almost seems like it is designed for users of headphones and I already wear those enough as it is. Give me a good  surround mix any day, I can usually pull out enough detail from something like that to follow most things.
Anyway... No I have never seen an audio described game trailer done by the studio before so this is cool, even if it is just a hype generator.

Hmm so I just now watched the trailler. It wasn't so bad. Actually, what I am wondering is the reason for this. I don't think that they would have released an audio described trailler just like that without any reason. Maybe there is a possibility that we might get to play this game after all. It's just a speculation though, so we might need to wait and watch.

Lol I did say that I liked the idea? Whether or not the game is my thing doesn't change that at all.

We know almost nothing about gameplay thus far. That's fine. The game's atmosphere sounds more sedate, puzzle-adventure/RPG more than, like, run and gun. I don't mind the sedate nature of things, and I actually think the description is pretty good. A wee bit wordy, but for a first mainstream effort this is by no means bad.

Here is my only concern though.
If this is a game that has absolutely no hope in hell of being played by us, then making an accessible trailer feels...well, a bit of a wasted shot, so to speak. Basically, why make an accessible trailer if the game it's teasingisn't playable for us?
That said, I reiterate my first statement. We have no idea at all what this game will be about. At this point, I'd rather believe that the studio wants to try and make this accessible, and is not doing this in order to drum up support it doesn't otherwise deserve. After all, if in five months or a year or whatever, the game turns out to be utterly unplayable and unreachable for us, it's going to feel like a bit of a hollow gesture if they described this trailer without any intent to work us into the target audience.
So yeah. I'm hopeful, but I'll just wait and see.

As far as the overall mix and stuff goes, it doesn't actually sound like there was a ton of sound, and it didn't sound central to anything, so again, I didn't mind how this was done. Could it improve? Well sure, but that's true of most trailers out there, visual or otherwise. I've also heard some ferociously bad audiogame trailers over the years, so there's that. This one felt slick and professional, which I'm going to take for now as a somewhat encouraging sign.

Hi there Ian, no, I've never seen a big game studio release an audio described game trailor and I must say that I enjoyed it thoroughly. Judging from what I'm able to gather from the atmosphere of the trailor, this isn't going to be one of those kill everything that moves kinds of games, and I'm also cautiously optimistic that this game might even have some accessibility built in. And the reason I say that is because Rare is owned by Microsoft. So if they're owned by Microsoft, at least to me, it would stand to reason that they'd build in accessibility into the game. Of course anyone who knows more about this sort of thing can feel very free to correct me if I'm wrong. This is exciting and I'll be keeping my ears open for more information about everwild by Rare. Thank you sir for sharing this with us, and to me this is a wonderful leap forward. It shows me that we're making headway finally.

You know what?  Scrap everything I said.  I mean, I'm not going to remove my posts because that would be an act of cowardice and looking like I'm pretending to have had nothing negative to say, but seriously, just, forget everything I said.  I don't know if I was just super irritated yesterday or something else came over me.  I know that there was a ton going on from my wife not feeling good to my kids acting up more than usual, so coming on here probably wasn't the best thing I could have done.  Regardless, I'm sorry for throwing flames on this one as early as I did... I shouldn't have pulled the trigger so quickly and ignored the actual question and overall idea.  It is a good one, no matter how I otherwise might feel about the trailer or even the game.  A fair assessment of the latter is currently impossible obviously as many others have said given the trailer does not communicate anything about mechanics or achievements or anything else, but otherwise it is actually a great concept.