Why Gaming Accessibility is Complicated | 027

Indie game dev Nathan Nestor discusses the complexity of creating "accessible games." He also points out the slippery slope of prioritizing accessible games in game developer awards and game jams. #Accessibility #IndieGaming #GameDev

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