Accessibility in Interregnum

What the game supports

• Screen reader: every screen and the table are labelled. You can play a whole run, change the options and reach support with the screen reader. With it on, feedback sounds adjust so they do not talk over it.
• Reduced motion: the game follows the system setting and turns animations off. There is also a switch of its own in Options.
• Telling suits apart without colour: red and black suits have distinct symbols, and the four-colour suits option gives each suit its own colour.
• Larger cards: an option in Options.
• Left-handed mode: an option in Options that mirrors the table layout.
• System text size: the game follows the setting up to 1.5× in the menus and 1.3× on the table.
• Tap and click are the primary interaction; dragging is optional. Nothing requires a compound gesture, quick reactions or simultaneous touches.
• Keyboard and controller: you can play with a keyboard or a game controller, with no mouse or touch needed.
• No video, no speech and no essential audio: everything that makes a sound has a visual equivalent.

What it does not support yet

• System text sizes above 1.5× are not followed yet: text stops at the cap.
• Voice control has not been tested.
• There is no light or dark theme that follows the system: the game has a single palette.
• Contrast has not been measured against WCAG.

Talk to us

Found a barrier in the game? Write to arthur@am2studio.com.br and tell us your device, its operating system and version, and the accessibility feature you were using.