Hi!
Right now I must say I'm a little sceptical. When I read not all the menus were narrated, I figured out it would main things like the galery, some bonus, nothing that would impact atleast the begining of the game. But from what I'm currently observing, I'm afraid things aren't as great as I anticipated.
The first screen wasn't accessible at all. Of course OCR did the job, but I'm not even sure I did things properly. But yeah, I've played lots of fighting games back in my days, so let's pass the first screen, assuming we'll configure the all thing in the options menu. Yes, but nop. The main branches of the options menu are indeed narrated, but you have to OCR your wqay through the rest, and that includes key maping and even the accessibility menu which is, well... not accessible, atleast not natively.
For the same price range, skuillgirls was far more accessible, atleast  natively, than Pocket Bravery, even at launch. I'll keep exploring the game of course, I definitly love the atmosphere and the sound design is funny enough, I'm just a little disapointed by the accessibility part, since I ended up doing nearly everything, tutorial included, with OCR, just like what I'd have done for any other fighting game.
I encourage you all to give it a try of course, it sounds like a great game. But regarding pure native accessibility, there are still many many things to achieve.

All the best,
Simon

Just bought it. Will try it after work.

Does this have English dialog for story and character interactions? All the YouTube videos I've seen so far don't have it. Still waiting on console release. Do we know if there will be a physical version? I've played less accessible games than this so will likely get it. It sounds nothing like a neo geo pocket color, though, I used to own one, and have a few ngpc games on my switch. Its probably a good thing, some people don't like 8bit sounds, but the sound is nice, gameplay seems combo heavy and fun, and the elemental attacks seems like an interesting mechanic I haven't seen in fighters before. I hope it reviews positively also, comments on YouTube I've seen have been good

I just wish skullgirls had accessibility and stereo on consoles. The switch version doesn't even have fully voiced story from what I've seen, and the vita version has a bug where an additional sound channel is present in the right speaker, so that when you turn sfx all the way down, sound still plays from there.

@#8 Sadly Mike is no longer working on the game but I am still in touch with new developers. We're trying to make the mobile version accessible at the moment.

@11. The dialogs are in text

Slightly disappointed avout story dialog, since having it read is kinda the point of being blind accessible, but o well. Maybe things will improve. Even if its just prerecorded tts for story and tutorials I will be happy.

Its kinda the same thing with mk11, but at least there, the story and endings are fully voiced. There's still a market for old style arcade games, and to habe just text dialog is fine for indi debs, I understand this takes resources. Just when you say something is going to be fully blind accessible, and put into the new releases room, you set expectations high, so it had better be as you advertise,  or a lot of people are going to be disappointed. Brok the investigator is a good example of accessibility done right, and i don't even think it wasvput into new releases until access was all there, and by that point, the game had already been out for 6 months. I'm not going to knock the devs of pocket bravery too hard for this, because I see similar patterns from the original poster in regards to different things, like the android games website and eternal legends app. I'm not pointing this out to make a mockery, far from it, I just think that things like this need to be handled with more care and transparency, from the start, so that people know what they're getting into, not when people start asking questions  or after they dive in, otherwise they become disappointed and angry. The game is not fully accessible yet. Fine, put a topic in general game discussion with all the other playable and semi accessible games until the issue is resolved. If the devs are indeed working on accessibility, you are doing them and their game a disservice by overselling there game, because people are going to see a product that is half of what *you* advertise, then direct the anger at the devs, creating unnecessary conflict.

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Thanks guys.

Hi,
I fear I'm going to ask for a refund too. I'm not particularly happy with it, and I'm still not totally sure about it, but screenreader compatibility was the least I expected. If the storymode isn't read, fair enough, it's sad but it's not a game changer. But having the same difficulties to remap my keys as I'd have in every other fighting game is definitly not what could be expected, based on the announcements we read.
I used to do it for mk, sf, and others without complaining, but mostly because they didn't pretend anything. You bnasically knew what you were getting into when buying these games. Things are a quite different here.

All the best,
Simon

@19 yep called it too! Knew it! Sorry but this ain't it.  vary warily ask for a refund on games but I'ma about to do the same thing here. Pure mis advertising here and I'm not happy at the way this has gone about. This topic needs to be renamed and move to general releases like, now! Trust me, I wouldn't have been pissed if this was a game that was advertised as a playable partially accessible game, but it wasn't. Instead, this was advertised as accessible, which in my mind, 99.9 percent! Or at lease, story mode was accessible and also tutorials. Good job bud, you've completely ruined my trust and lost my faith in humanity here! They're working on shit, fine, but to put shit like this out there like this is dishonesty, not telling us what we were getting ourselves into? Yeah I'm done with this game until they work on this a lot more! I've never been this much pissed about a thing like this in my entire life! Usually I'd applaud devs if shit was mostly there, feedback and the like but the fact that this was put in new releases as a fully accessible game and half of it wasn't? Yeah, I'm mad! My expectations were high when I seen this as well as the demo but really, being put out as a demo didn't faze me because I was like, okay, maybe they'll have everything mostly worked out by the release. I didn't see story mode in the demo so I didn't know, and I couldn't have known about the accessibility, neither the tutorial was there either if I remember correctly. I just figured that shit was gunna be mostly done by the release which it why I kind of got excited about it when it came out and wanted to play. Yall, do fucking better! I'm glad they thought about accessibility in this game and they're trying but this, cmon! This is dishonest advertising! Anyone know how to refund a game on steam? I want my money back!

Great story mode? Nope, Great voice acting? That put me off when I seen that story mode wasn't accessible! Okay. I'm so done posting but I've just now... Called you out on this!