Re: Developers of games with blind accessibility, how do you get feedback?
@EternalGamer
Thank you very much for your answer, feedback like that is honestly invaluable to us. Someone I know with more experience than I said something that has stuck with me: Don't make a game for blind people, come up with a game idea for people who like fantasy, or sports, platforming, or whatever else people find interesting, then make sure that game is fully accessible. Hearing something of a similar vein from you makes me more certain that this is the correct way to go about development.
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