Hello everyone! I'm a UI/UX apprentice here at Amplitude Studios and I'm currently writing a professional thesis on accessibility in video games. For this, I made a short survey (~10 min) you can take part in to help me better understand your needs and write my thesis. 

Anyone can answer it, whether you need/use accessibility options or not! 

Here is the link to it: https://forms.office.com/r/Vef59EytVb

Have a good day! 

You should allow to not choose an option here :


Question 19 : No option when we never contact Amplitude for games’ accessibility




I though there will be a confirm page before submit, so I submit it with some default answer for those questions (14 and 19) :x

Regards,
Elphy

Thanks a lot for catching that! I updated it and will take it into account when reviewing the answers :)

Wish I had found this when the survey was up.  :(  I'm a visually impaired gamer.  I have trouble reading small text and I have trouble with glare, which is why all my screens are black with white or yellow text.

I bought Humankind before it even released, but even before that I took part in one or two of the alpha tests.  My feedback to the devs then, and since, has been that Humankind is not easy to use for visually impaired.  In fact I haven't installed in about 6 months because of this.  The game screens are too bright and too transparent, and the map is too bright.  I really want to play it but it just doesn't seem like Amplitude is going to do anything about this stuff.  I'm not the only one who has complained.  Look on the Steam discussions and YouTube.  It's a shame because Endless Space was so much better visually than Humankind.  I was hoping for something similar but alas....

Hope your thesis went well btw and thanks for asking about accesibility.