Denshattack! shares accessibility options ahead of launch
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Undercoders has published an accessibility overview for Denshattack!, which launches on 15 July. The game is a fast action-platformer about doing tricks with a train, and the developer says feedback from disabled players and the demo helped shape the launch version.
The overview lists adjustable camera shake, bloom, blur, chromatic aberration and speed lines, subtitles with options for speaker names and background, separate audio volume sliders, full English and Japanese voice acting, keyboard and controller remapping, keyboard play without a mouse, and level controls that can be remapped to digital buttons only. For visual accessibility, the developer points to a large, high-contrast core UI, large icons and progress bars, a sans-serif font, colorblind-friendly UI where color is not the only source of information, frequent autosaves, checkpoints, pausing during runs, and always-available written tutorials.
This is mainly relevant for low-vision players and players who need clearer visual settings or simpler control setups. The source does not mention screen-reader support or full playability without sight, so blind players should wait for practical testing before buying.
Sources: Steam News with Denshattack! accessibility information, Can I Play That?’s summary, and the Steam page for Denshattack!.