Accessibility Statement

Gig Line is a keyboard/mouse-first first-person game with gamepad support. The current build includes the following accessibility features:

Remappable keyboard and gamepad bindings, persisted in settings.json.
Keyboard focus rings and explicit default focus in every modal, with A/B accept/cancel on a gamepad and wrapped Tab/arrow navigation.
Adjustable HUD font scale up to 1.75× with clipped/ellipsized long labels.
Reduced-motion mode that disables head bob and motion-sensitive presentation.
Captions in the HUD log for radio, interaction and event messages.
Master, SFX and ambience volume controls.
Shape plus number escalation meter, so escalation is readable without colour.
Hold-to-confirm emergency action and guarded destructive actions.
Searchable Help generated from the live input bindings.
Mouse-transparent HUD, right-click/Esc modal handling, and a predictable top-panel close path.

Known gaps:

There is no screen-reader integration or text-to-speech narration.
The game is English-only; no pseudo-locale or full localization review has been completed.
The visual style is stylized and some small environmental detail may be hard to read at low resolution; a full low-vision/high-contrast audit is pending.
Audio captions cover gameplay messages, not every ambient sound.
A formal WCAG conformance claim has not been made. External accessibility review is still a 0.10.0 release-review item.

Test evidence and the manual checklist live in release-qa.md; settings and save behaviour are documented in getting-started.md.