Monday 26 December 2022 12:57, UKAs one of the biggest games of the year, God Of War Ragnarok will no doubt have found itself on plenty of Christmas lists.But never mind its storytelling and graphical prowess, Ragnarok - the latest in a franchise dating back 17 years - was perhaps most notable for its success in the innovation in accessibility category.Among the options are motor accessibility settings, which automate tasks to reduce fatigue and the complexity of button inputs; visual accessibility settings, which can change camera angles and up the contrast to make characters and prompts stand out; and the ability to completely remap the controller.'A brilliantly freeing experience'"All of these combined mean that, aside from puzzles and some menu navigation that require sighted assistance, or other workarounds, I can play large stretches of the game without any need for secondary input," says Ben.Other major releases such as Sea Of Thieves and The Last Of Us have offered impressive features too, but the overwhelming majority of games do not come close to what a player like Ben requires."