As development teams and player communities become increasingly global, inclusive design and accessibility aren’t just values—they’re strategic advantages. Designing for everyone doesn’t mean creating something generic; it means intentionally embracing cultural diversity, accessibility, and player empathy to make better games.

This session will explore:

• Inclusion in the building process – from remote onboarding and cross-cultural collaboration to leveraging diverse perspectives across internal and external teams.
• Inclusion in the player experience – adapting narrative, art, and gameplay for global audiences and treating accessibility as a creative strength.

We’ll combine real-world examples with group discussion on what’s working, where we’re falling short, and how to push the industry forward.