Re: Accessibility info on storefronts
Indeed, although there's nothing stopping someone contacting a developer to let them know that their game is blind accessible and should be tagged.
Also as you say some games that show up will be tagged incorrectly, but that aside it should still be a useful way to find new games, compared to at the moment where the only possible way is to either hear about it from someone else, or to just download via trial and error.
The key really is what exactly the tag should be. Perhaps two - "screenreader compatible (tested with NVDA, voicever etc)", and "audiogame (playable by sound alone)"?
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