LEGO Batman gets a large accessibility list, but screen reader support is coming later
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WB Games has published the accessibility features for LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight ahead of its 22 May launch. The list includes first-start presets for vision, hearing, motor, and motion-sickness accessibility; audio description for cinematics; high contrast with adjustable colors and outlines; larger text and subtitles; sound-effect captions; adjustable game speed; options to skip puzzles and combat; and difficulty modes where two settings have unlimited lives. The key limitation is that official screen reader support is not included at launch; WB Games says it is planned for a future patch.
Several of these options may help low-vision players and players who need clearer audio, text, or navigation information. Fully blind players should still treat the game cautiously until the screen reader update is available and independent testing can confirm how much can be played without sight.
Sources: WB Games’ official LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight accessibility list, Can I Play That?’s summary, and Brick Fanatics’ launch overview.