How to check accessibility before you buy a game
A practical checklist for checking store tags, official documentation, and player experience reports before you buy.
Highway Noir
Arcade driving with high contrast, vision assist, adjustable game speed, larger UI, subtitles with tone tags, and keyboard, mouse, or controller play.
Short verdict
Low-vision players who can follow a fast visual driving game when contrast, speed, and UI size can be adjusted. Totally blind players should wait for screen reader/menu narration or blind-player testing.
Facts
- Developer
- Archangel Softworks
- Platforms
- Windows PC
- Game type
- Racing, Action, Arcade driving
- Language
- English interface, English voice, and English subtitles on Steam.
- Accessibility rating
- Useful for low-vision players; not confirmed as blind-playable
- Platform
- Windows
- Vision / need
- Low vision, Large text, Color blind
- Accessibility
- High contrast, Captions, Adjustable game speed
- Game type
- Racing, Action
- Last updated
- 2026-06-10
Where to find the game
- Steam: Highway Noir
Covers: Windows PC
Accessibility
- Steam lists resizable text/UI, subtitles, color alternatives, camera comfort, custom volume controls, and contrast controls.
- Can I Play That? describes high contrast, customizable-color vision assist, black text on white background, and the option to slow game speed to 50%.
- Challenge can be adjusted through traffic and police density, number of lanes, and road conditions.
- The story mode is fully voiced, with subtitles enabled by default and tone indicators in subtitles.
- Steam lists full controller support, keyboard-only option, mouse-only option, and play without quick-time events.
Known limitations
- Steam does not mark the game as playable without vision, and Steam data says narrated menus are not supported.
- I found no confirmed screen reader support, no audio-only navigation, and no practical test from a blind player.
- This is still a fast visual driving game. Vision assist and lower speed help low-vision players, but do not replace blind driving assistance.
- Only Windows PC and English language are confirmed in the checked sources.
Price/status
Paid indie game on Steam. Price may vary by region and sale.
Released on Steam for Windows on March 31, 2026. Checked against Steam, the developer site, and Can I Play That? as of June 2026.