The ability to remove these effects - along with the camera shake - increases my enjoyment tenfold.
Not only do these screen-changing visuals get me killed, but during certain missions, they prevent me from even finding my objective. Thankfully, all of these effects, which have become a tired trope across myriad genres, can be turned off for those who already have trouble perceiving their virtual surroundings. Before you go to hell, let’s read this week’s best writing about games.įor Polygon, Stephen Wilds wrote about Far Cry 6’s accessibility options and how they are empowering for a legally blind player.įar Cry games like to drug or inebriate their protagonists frequently, as well as splash blood across the screen when the player is near death. Sundays are for changing into your second Halloween costume and returning to that house who gave out KitKat Chunkys. The Sunday Papers is our weekly roundup of great writing about (mostly) videogames from across the web.
