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Ubisoft releases colourblind simulation tool for all, in positive move for accessibility efforts
Ubisoft has made its colourblind simulation tool available for public use, in a move to improve accessibility efforts.
Chroma, as the tool is called, allows developers to replicate the experience of colourblindness by applying a filter over the game screen in real-time without impacting performance. Assassin's Creed Shadows | Using Both Protagonists Guide Watch on YouTube An estimated 300 million people globally are affected by colourblindness, but not all games include accessibility options to alter colour schemes accordingly. "Chroma was created with a clear purpose - making colourblindness accessibility a natural part of the creative and testing process," added Jawad Shakil, QC product manager.
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