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The First Accessibility-Themed Social Simulation Game Where YOU Shape a Community Built for ALL
At Florida Disability Access and Awareness Foundation (FDAAF), we believe accessibility isn’t a privilege—it’s a right. From gaming to real-world advocacy, our mission is to build inclusive spaces that empower EVERYONE. Through education, community engagement, and our revolutionary game, Access: EnTree, we’re making accessibility mainstream.
Games with strong narratives can immerse players in the perspectives of characters with disabilities, creating emotional connections that translate to real-world understanding. A Short Hike (2019) subtly incorporates mental health themes, while Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice (2017) portrays psychosis with input from mental health experts, offering players insight into Senua’s sensory and psychological experiences. A 2019 study in Frontiers in Psychology found that narrative-driven games increased players’ empathy toward stigmatized groups, including those with mental health conditions, by up to 20% compared to non-gaming media. This suggests that engaging stories can shift attitudes, encouraging players to advocate for inclusivity outside the game.
A Game That Builds a More Inclusive World!
A Game That Builds a More Inclusive World!
Learn about disability needs by helping a diverse group of characters with challenges feel at home. Build an accessible village on your phone.
Disability representation in gaming has emerged as a powerful tool for fostering awareness and empathy in real life, bridging virtual experiences with societal understanding. By integrating characters with disabilities into game narratives, mechanics, and design, the gaming industry can challenge stereotypes, promote inclusivity, and educate players about diverse lived experiences. This influence extends beyond entertainment, shaping attitudes and sparking conversations in the real world
Access EnTree is a breathtaking social simulation game that challenges you to build a thriving village where accessibility and inclusion are at the heart of every decision.
Inspired by beloved titles like Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley, Access EnTree adds a real-world element of social impact—designing spaces that work for everyone! A mobile game for your Android and iOS devices
Video games reach a massive global audience—over 3.2 billion gamers worldwide, according to a 2023 Newzoo report. When games feature authentic portrayals of characters with disabilities, they expose players to perspectives that may differ from their own. Titles like The Last of Us Part II include characters like Lev, a transgender character with a nuanced story, and feature accessibility options like customizable controls for players with motor disabilities. Such representation normalizes disability in mainstream media, countering harmful tropes like the “tragic victim” or “superhuman” stereotypes. A 2021 study by the AbleGamers Foundation found that 70% of gamers with disabilities felt that positive in-game representation helped them feel more accepted in real-world social settings.
FEATURES
Create the Accessible Village of Your Dreams – Transform an untamed land into a thriving, inclusive community where every villager’s unique needs are met!
Live, Build, and Explore Raise animals, fish by the river, craft useful tools, or farm to sustain your village! Every choice you make helps shape a better world.
Become Part of a Compassionate Community – Engage with a diverse cast of characters, each with their own stories, challenges, and personalities.
A Game That’s More Than Just Play – Access: EnTree isn’t just about entertainment—it’s a movement toward understanding, empathy, and inclusivity in gaming.
Relax & Have Fun – Enjoy a cozy and engaging gameplay experience designed to inspire creativity and empathy.
Learn & Create – Gain insight into real-world accessibility solutions while customizing your village.
There’s a secret level to inclusive gaming—and only our Newsletter subscribers will unlock it.
Access: EnTree isn’t just a game—it’s a movement. And YOU get to be a founding member.
What You Get for subscribing:
- VIP Early Access—Be among the first to play the game before launch
- Exclusive Developer Diaries—Get behind-the-scenes looks at our creative process
- Beta Testing Invitations—Shape the game with your feedback
- Hidden Lore & Easter Eggs—Access secret backstories & character reveals
- Insider-Only Rewards—Special in-game items & digital collectibles
Only available to those who sign up before the Kickstarter launch! Don’t miss out!
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Make Accessibility a Reality—Join the Movement!
Bonus: First 250 subscribers receive a Founder’s Badge—a limited-edition emblem proving you were here before Access: EnTree became a movement!
What People Are Saying:
"At Otherworlds Inc., we believe stories should inspire change or enchant the mind. Access: EnTree isn’t just a game—it’s a movement for inclusivity, challenging players to rethink accessibility. Join FDAAF in creating a game that doesn’t just offer a cozy experience, but one of impact."
Otherworlds Inc.
Publisher of Glacias.
"Imagine a game like Animal Crossing, but where every decision you make shapes the lives of its residents. In Access: EnTree, you help a village tackle accessibility challenges in order to build a community where everyone belongs. It's a cool game where your choices matter."
H.S. Crow
Author of Lunora
"As an Animal Crossing fan and overall building sims junkie, Access: EnTree was a refreshing surprise. It’s fun, creative, and made me think about accessibility in a whole new way. I loved how my choices truly mattered. I can’t wait to play more!"
Emily K.
Beta Tester & Cozy Game Enthusiast
“Imagine a world where YOU design an inclusive village, solve accessibility challenges, and experience what it’s like to build a truly accessible world. Access: EnTree isn’t just a game—it’s a movement.”
Ralph Strzalkowski, President
Behind Access: EnTree
Ralph Strzalkowski, is one of the inspiring forces behind Access: EnTree! From Poland to the U.S., Ralph’s journey and advocacy for disability rights led him to build FDAAF and kickstart projects like Access: EnTree, pushing for inclusivity through gaming. Ralph’s vision is creating real change. Here’s to making a difference! Learn more about FDAAF, or donate to support the cause!
Our game aims to raise awareness and educate players about accessibility issues, promoting understanding through engaging gameplay.
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