We combat social isolation through play.
Naiya’s cerebral palsy kept her from playing the way her brother could — until an adaptive gaming tray gave her a joystick built for her hands. Now they play Mario Kart together, every day.
Play is for everyone. We make sure of it.
Cancer treatment left Bella too weak for the games she loved. The right equipment let her keep playing — and keep her joy — from her hospital bed.
Combating Social Isolation Through Play
For Rogelio, an adaptive controller mounted beside his bed means he’s never shut out of the game: “…it has definitely been a game changer in my paralysis journey.”— Rogelio, Los Angeles, CA
Five ways we get gamers into the game
From individual grants to industry-wide standards, our programs meet gamers, families, and developers wherever they are.
Able Player One
Individual assessments and custom adaptive controller setups so a specific person can play the games they love.
Accessible Player Experiences (APX)
Free guidelines, consulting, and evaluation tools that help studios build accessibility in from day one.
AbleGamers Partners
Long-term collaborations with studios and hardware makers who fund our work.
Ambassadors
Community members who share their stories and represent AbleGamers publicly.
Adaptive Esports
Competitive events built for adaptive play, including the i3 Inclusive International Invitational.
“I wouldn’t be nearly as relaxed and occupied if it weren’t for this gaming device. It has definitely been a game changer in my paralysis journey.”— Rogelio, Los Angeles, CA
You can change a life — this week.
A gift of any size funds adaptive controllers, evaluations, and free tools that keep isolation from winning.
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