It would have been nice to see more options for customization here. The font choice isn’t wonderful either, being somewhat heavily stylized and Celtic means that certain words can appear hard to read comfortably, particularly the letter O. The background opacity is a set value with no option to adjust it to be opaque or more transparent, and there are no speaker labels to clearly highlight who is speaking. The only problem that arises comes down to their presentation. The scurrying of rats, the screaming of tortured captives in the distance echoing down the bleak stone hallways. They highlight sounds happening on camera and even off-camera. The cutscene features really good captions in regards to displaying information.
After that, you’re booted right into a cutscene. Following those, a colorblind calibration mode is available that allows you to adjust what mode you want, the strength, and whether to have text-to-speech enabled. The first stop for Diablo 2: Resurrected is your contrast settings and screen calibration settings. So we are reviewing it for these reasons. We here at Can I Play That? have decided that while these continue, there are disabled players that still wish to play the game, and there are many employees affected by the situation at their studio that deserve our support who have worked to try and ensure the game is accessible.
But now that the game is here, just how accessible is the remake of a classic from 2000?īefore we jump in, let’s just address that Activision Blizzard is still going through investigations in relation to the lawsuits that surfaced earlier this year. At least that’s what Blizzard North stated earlier this year regarding Diablo 2: Resurrected and then there were accessibility updates from the game’s technical alpha and the learnings that followed.
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