Well the way it was coming across that it was going to be a game that had all talking menus and so forth kind of over hype the game.   I knew better not to buy such a claim until the actual product comes out, that why I didn't buy SF6 cause it was in my opinion not blind friendly.  They expect every blind person to memorize everything and only provide the bear minimal  effort to do the work.

If you like OCR everything then go for it, I have better things to do and to play that I don't have to waist my time doing such work to enjoy a game that really has no excuse on provideing menu TTS.  Its not that complicated, and yet DEvs make it out as if it is.  If a person such as me, learn python and made a talking menu system with bearly any codeing, then a DEv that make a game like this can do the same.  Hell even use recorded menu speech that is triggered when the selected menu item is highlighted for the game engin that can't support TTS can be done.

Anyhow, I'll keep a eye on this topic.  If and when it has updated its menu system with tts fully, then I'll be glad to buy the game.

I thought New Releases was for accessible games not ones with missing features. Should be either in General or, Developers or... IMO.
I don't approve bashing but, would've understood it better here then on Stories of Blossom.
And, again, the dev wasn't the poster so, have to remember that.
This wasn't ready for the hype.

I wasn't even all that impressed with the sounds of the game anyway, it sounds like a flash game from the 90s. That is not a complement

The game is amazing! but thebiggest problem is that there is no english voice acting

I like the game well enough, just a couple questions:

- are the accessibility cues on by default? I know the narrator is, but I didn't really see cues in the sound or the accessibility options. OCR doesn't work great in those menus though so I might just have missed it.
- Is there some kind of move list somewhere? I can't seem to figure out how to do some moves to get through the tutorial, in particular the flying knee strike in chapter 2.
- Is there some difference in tming for the back long jump and the forward one? Forward I can do pretty consistently but the backwards one just won't trigger no matter what I do.

Shrug, I try to ignore the naysayers @37. Particularly with the new changes in NVDA alpha that will refresh OCR every so often by itself,  I really don't understand the trouble with OCR-ing now and again. Game's plenty playable, just a couple flies in the ointment, some of which I asked about in my previous post. Cna it be better? Of course. Am I going to wait for that when I can just take 20 minutes to figure out the bits that currently aren't announced, probably not, as soon as I can get myself past the blockers

The problem here wasn't the game and attempt at accessibility but, a new release that is actually a work in progress.
So, is it better to talk about how accessible and awesome this game is and have players get it and find out it's not currently as advertised and ask for refunds?
Or, properly post it as being worked on, anyone can check it out, will let you know how it's going?
Thought I actually stated that it wasn't ready for the hype and not that it sucked.

Hi.
"Was there any improvement in accessibility for the game?"
Gretings.

43 this is a dead horse, no need to beat it anymore.

I just want to know when it's hitting consoles. I thought it was coming last year. Can't really fit my pc in my pocket.

What's the status of the console version? Is it still coming?

I liked it, I played this game abit. The problem with this game is not the accessibility, but the unplayable story mode, and only portuguese voice acting, that's really sucks. I like fighting games only with japanese or english dubbing. My favorites are: Skullgirls, Gran blue fantasy versus rising, blass blue cross tag battle, mortal kombat 11 and Phantom! breaker! omnia!