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‘If you can’t move, you can still game’ — how a developer helps make accessible video games

A person in a wheelchair using an assistive breathing device plays a video game on a desktop computer

A New Jersey gamer with muscular dystrophy teamed up with a graduate from Wilfrid Laurier University’s Brantford, Ont. campus to design accessibility software for video games. With Overjoyed, they say, you can play games even if you can’t move.

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