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Accessibility Features
July 22, 2026 at 04:39 AM
Created page with per-platform accessibility tables for PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Steam, covering subtitles, input remapping, audio and visual comfort options
007 First Light ships with a broad accessibility feature set on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Series S, and Steam. The three platforms do not present identical lists. Some settings are grouped differently, some carry different names for the same in-game result, and a few are genuinely exclusive to one platform's system layer. The tables below follow each storefront's declared feature list.
Most options live in the game's Accessibility, Audio, Video, and Controls menus. Console and PC system settings add a second layer on top, particularly for controller behaviour.
Category | PlayStation 5 | Xbox Series X|S | Steam |
|---|---|---|---|
Subtitles and captions | Basic and advanced, clear and large | Captions, clear and large | Subtitle options, adjustable text size |
Input and remapping | DualSense features, in-game options vary | Basic and full remapping, sensitivity and inversion | Keyboard, mouse and touch, single stick, no timed inputs |
Audio | Volume controls, mono, 3D audio | Mono, narrated menus, directional and spatial, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X | Custom volume, directional, stereo and surround |
Visual comfort | Clear and large text, colour alternatives, high contrast | Large and clear text, colour alternatives, camera comfort | Adjustable text size, colour alternatives, camera comfort |
The PS5 list leans on the platform's own accessibility framework, including a screen reader and both basic and advanced subtitle modes. The campaign is playable without subtitles.
Group | Options |
|---|---|
Visual | Clear text, large text, colour alternatives, high contrast visuals, visual comfort, visual cue alternatives, clear subtitles, large subtitles |
Audio | Audio cue alternatives, directional audio indicators, volume controls, mono audio, 3D audio |
Subtitles and reading | Screen reader, playable without subtitles, basic subtitles, advanced subtitles |
Controller and system | DualSense vibration, DualSense trigger effects, Game Help, Remote Play, power saver |
The Xbox listing is the most granular of the three, and it is the only one that spells out assists at the gameplay level rather than only at the input level.
Group | Options |
|---|---|
Input and controls | Basic and advanced controller remapping, adjustable stick sensitivity and inversion, playable without button holds, rapid presses, simultaneous presses, motion controls, touch controls, vibration or adaptive trigger effects |
Gameplay assists | Basic and advanced adjustable difficulty, skippable puzzles, simplified quick time events, basic and advanced game speed, control reminders, tutorial reminders, practice mode, game pausing, manual saving |
Audio and narration | Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, spatial sound, mono, stereo and surround, multiple volume controls, narrated menus, directional audio |
Visual and readability | Large text, clear text, large and clear subtitles, colour alternatives, camera comfort |
Communication | Text chat transcription, voice chat transcription, quick chat, ping communication where available |
Additional input | Keyboard and mouse on console, controller on PC, adjustable input sensitivity, playable with buttons only, keyboard only, or mouse only, chat speech-to-text and text-to-speech |
The Steam listing emphasises input flexibility, including single stick play and a declared absence of timed inputs.
Group | Options |
|---|---|
Input and play style | Keyboard only, mouse only and touch only controls, single stick gameplay, stick inversion, playable without button holds, motion controls, rapid button presses, touch controls, or timed inputs |
Gameplay, audio and visuals | Adjustable difficulty, save anytime, narrated game menus, custom volume controls, directional audio, surround and stereo, adjustable text size, subtitle options, colour alternatives, camera comfort |
Difficulty is adjustable and does not gate progression or completion rewards, which matters if you are using difficulty as an accessibility lever. The relevant detail for completionists is on the Trophies and Achievements page: no award requires a higher difficulty setting.
Where a listed option does not appear in your build, the usual causes are platform differences in naming and a setting living in a system menu rather than an in-game one. Feature availability is described per storefront, so a feature present on one platform's list is not a promise that the same wording appears on another.
PC System Requirements Known Issues Trophies and Achievements Cross-Progression
