Milestone gathers accessibility options for six racing games
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In short
Milestone has created dedicated accessibility pages for MotoGP 26, Screamer, RIDE 6, MotoGP 25, Monster Energy Supercross 25, and Monster Jam Showdown. The pages make details about menu text, color options, controls, audio, and game speed easier to find.
MotoGP 26, Screamer, and RIDE 6 have the longest lists. Milestone names adjustable menu text size, color-blindness options, full control remapping, one-handed controls, and adjustable offline game speed. Mono audio and tinnitus-friendly audio settings are also included.
MotoGP 25 has much of the same support, but its page does not list full control remapping. The list for Monster Energy Supercross 25 is shorter, naming larger menu text, color-blindness options, and adjustable offline game speed.
These are short feature lists rather than practical tests. They do not describe menu narration or audio assistance for driving without sight. The Monster Jam Showdown page only uses the label “Blindness Accessibility Options” without explaining what it covers, so that label is not enough to assess blind accessibility.
Sources: Milestone’s overview of the accessibility pages, the MotoGP 26 feature list, and Can I Play That?’s report on the six games.