--especially for those of us with disabilities. KIP is here to empower disabled people with shared knowledge from our community of care.
Gaming
"Gaming" is a collection dedicated to collecting games that are disability friendly, centered, and created by.
Borderlands
Video Game Series
Borderlands is a video game series that follows ragtag groups of mercenaries known as "Vault Hunters" across lawless, monster-ridden planets in sci-fi space-western settings. They hunt for legendary alien Vaults containing immense power and advanced technology, only to repeatedly uncover catastrophic cosmic threats and corrupt corporate monopolies. There are five titles in the series.
Moss
VR Video Game
Moss is an action-adventure puzzle game presented as a living fairy-tale storybook. Players take on the dual role of the "Reader" and the direct controller of Quill, a young mouse who finds a magical Glass Relic, sets out to rescue her kidnapped uncle, and fights to save her world from a dark, arcane evil. There are two titles in the series.
Night in the Woods
Video Game
Night in the Woods is an adventure game following Mae, a 20-year-old cat who drops out of college and returns to her economically declining hometown of Possum Springs. She reconnects with her old friends—Gregg, Bea, and Angus—while navigating mental health struggles, small-town decay, and a dark supernatural mystery in the nearby woods.
Robin
Video Game
Robin is a slice-of-life indie game about living with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, also known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). Players guide a character named Robin through three ordinary days, trying to balance daily chores and basic needs while managing a severely limited and rapidly depleting energy reserve.
That Dragon, Cancer
Video Game
That Dragon, Cancer is a narrative video game that retells the story of a child’s 4-year fight against cancer through poetic, imaginative gameplay that explores themes of faith, hope and love. A raw, autobiographical experience based on Ryan and Amy Green’s experience of raising their son Joel with cancer, this game takes players through the parents’ discovery of the child’s diagnosis, to imaginative reconstructions of events, to voice recordings and mementos of support for the Greens. As players explore the five physical spaces in the game, they will unlock memories, hear thoughts, and discover the joy of Joel’s laughter as they play through the Green family’s experience.
The Vale: Shadow of the Crown
Video Game
The Vale is an audio-driven action-adventure game developed by Falling Squirrel. You play as Alex, a blind princess, sent to rule a small border keep as her brother takes the throne. Ambushed by an invading army on the way, she must traverse a dark valley to survive and return home
You Don't Look Sick
Video Game
You Don't Look Sick is a video game that is currently in development with a playable preview. Players are tasked with managing the challenging aspects of the life of their character, who has an invisible illness. It is a visual-novel style game with inspiration from the spoon theory and is trying to incorporate stories from real people with invisible illnesses.