We've documented 3 accessibility features for Getting Started in Tails of Iron which deal with what support is offered to get started with the game.
The main character Redgi bounces up and down continuously while he walks, which may exacerbate motion-sickness However, even if you do not read or listen to the narrator's dialog there are clear and easy to follow objectives placed on the map with arrows on the screen pointing towards them.Īlthough the game cannot be saved anytime, there are very frequent save points available and you are unlikely to lose much progress if you use the save points as you come across them. Quest and side quest details are written on reminder cards in the journal in even smaller small text, and this is the only time in the game in which there is specific text that is not read by the narrator or indicated visually on the screen it is shown on. The font that is used throughout the game is a stylistic font that can be challenging to read and is not very large. All equipment information is displayed using visual bars to show you how equipping the item will affect your stats. The mice speak to each other using picture bubbles and the narrator explains what you needs to do next. Fairy Tail difficulty allows you to experience the story with a reduced combat challenge level.Īlmost all of the text in the game is narrated, and no reading is required to play. Combat requires quick reaction time, sometimes pressing or holding multiple buttons at once to execute.
Tails of Iron is intended to be a challenging game and recognizing incoming attacks so you can respond with the correct move and timing is a vital part of the game.
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