Developer SIE Santa Monica Studio has blown the lid wide open on the God of War Ragnarok accessibility options on the PlayStation Blog, which will include over 60 options that expand on those seen in the PC version of God of War (2018).
For starters, features such as Auto Sprint, Persistent Dot, Aim Style, and Block Style and have been carried over from God of War. New to the game however will be a variety of options, including Subtitle and Caption Improvements, which allow for even more customisation including Caption Size & Caption Colors.
Meanwhile, Text Size/Icon Size returns from God of War and has also been improved upon. Sony promises a “fully re-engineered and responsible UI, and a larger minimum text size that can scale significantly,” which means that “reading on-screen text is easier than ever.”
Moving on, Controller Remapping has been revamped, allowing players to customise their button configurations for Kratos’ latest adventure. This involves a wide range of preset layouts and custom controller remapping support. As such, you can access touchpad short cuts for moves including Spartan Rage, Navigation Assist, and Quick Turn.
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Our new high contrast color-mode allows you to apply a color to objects in-game like targets, enemies, and other characters, in addition to a variety of item types. When active, this will apply a color layer to characters that will make them more visible against the background.
You can optionally desaturate the background to further increase the contrast. Traversal paint, loot items, and special effects can also be made more visible in this mode.
Elsewhere, God of War Ragnarok includes Assistance+ for interactive-based moves including climbing and crawling, while Audio Cues aids in alerting you to on-screen interact prompts.
God of War Ragnarok is due out on PS4 and PS5 later this year.