Accessibility Statement
The game includes keyboard, display, motion, language, and simplified-interface settings. They now live together under Profile & Settings after a character is opened.
Current support
- A skip link, logical heading structure, labeled controls, and keyboard-accessible game actions.
- Visible keyboard focus and mobile controls sized for touch interaction.
- Text values alongside meters, scores, fatigue, health, and progression indicators.
- Responsive layouts for desktop, tablet, and mobile without requiring horizontal page scrolling.
- Adjustable text scale, high-contrast mode, color-vision palette, reduced motion, and a simplified interface.
- An Accessible View that increases clarity and provides text-forward alternatives.
- Persistent preferences stored in the browser and document-language metadata for assistive technology.
- Text location lists and controls paired with the visual city map; no essential audio-only information.
- Live status announcements for important action results and a recovery screen if the interface encounters an unexpected error.
Languages
The Profile & Settings page offers English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, and Filipino. Navigation and common interface controls have localized coverage. The much larger body of authored events, historical notes, school descriptions, and technique content remains primarily English while translation continues. Selecting Arabic also switches the document to right-to-left reading direction.
Known limitations
Some of the game's deepest school, technique, operations, and historical views are information-dense. Screen-reader behavior can vary by browser and assistive-technology combination, and the game has not yet completed an independent accessibility certification. Non-English coverage is not complete, and code-native visuals do not yet have the breadth of individually commissioned alternative art descriptions planned for later releases.
Feedback
If something prevents you from playing, contact Logan Pendragon Forge. Include the page or game section, device, browser, assistive technology if relevant, and what you expected to happen. That detail makes a barrier much easier to reproduce and fix.