Disco Elysium now supports dyslexia-friendly fonts
The update is available on the PC version of the game.
Developer ZA/UM has launched a new update for its critically-acclaimed title Disco Elysium, and this update, while not a particularly big one, is adding a pretty welcome accessibility feature for PC players. This comes in the form of dyslexia-friendly fonts, which are available across "most" supported languages for the game.
As revealed in a recent Steam post, we're told that the OpenDyslexic typeface will be used for English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese-Brazilian, and Polish, whereas Nanum Square Round will be used for Korean, and Adys for Russian.
Both Chinese and simplified Chinese are both still being investigated, meaning dyslexic-friendly fonts should be coming for this language in the future.
Otherwise, ZA/UM is still looking for feedback on the feature, to ensure it is offered up correctly.
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