Motion Twin Looking to Improve Accessibility in Dead Cells While Seeking Player Feedback

Motion Twin released their third major expansion for Dead Cells at the end of the year, titled The Queen and the Sea. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, but this game truly is the gift that just keeps on giving. Motion Twin is still pushing out updates for Dead Cells, and as announced on Twitter, the developers are looking to improve their in-game accessibility options as well.

Recently we've been exploring how to make Dead Cells as accessible as possible.
We're doing our own research, but the best way to figure out what we're missing is an open dialogue with the players.
If you have any thoughts then please leave a reply and we'll see what we can do!

— Motion Twin (@motiontwin) January 17, 2022

The developers are looking for player feedback on this front, and have already come up with several ideas that they’re aiming to add to the game:

• Adjust font size & color
• Adjust color palette for colorblindness
• Increase UI size
• Adjust contrast of background
• Enable autohit

Some fan suggestions include an equivalent of Hades’ God Mode where, when activated, will give players a slight defense boost each time they die and make the game a little easier with each subsequent run.

Dead Cells is now available on PC and consoles.