Which of the following is a commonly included accessibility feature in game UI?

• A. Adjustable color contrast
• B. Scalable UI
• C. Alternative control schemes
• D. No subtitles

Answer: (C)

The main idea is giving players flexible input methods through the UI. Alternative control schemes let players remap buttons, switch between input devices (keyboard/mouse, gamepad, or adaptive controllers), and tailor how they interact with the game. This directly affects whether someone with limited mobility or unique hardware can use the game effectively, making it a common and essential accessibility feature in game interfaces.

While adjustable color contrast and scalable UI are also helpful for readability and comfort, the ability to customize how you provide input addresses the core way players engage with the game. The option about having no subtitles wouldn’t add accessibility, since subtitled text is itself an accessibility aid.