The highly anticipated game, Wuthering Waves, has taken the gaming world by storm, but not without its fair share of controversy. Players have raised concerns about the game’s lack of colorblind accessibility features, making it difficult for some to differentiate between crucial game elements like weapons and currency.
One player, Reddit user Phinoz, shared their frustration with the game’s vibrant colors, stating that as a colorblind individual, they struggle to distinguish between different rarity levels of weapons and currencies. This issue has been echoed by other players, both colorblind and not, who find the game’s color-coding system confusing and hindering their overall gameplay experience.
Developed by Kuro Games, Wuthering Waves is set in the post-apocalyptic world of Solaris-3, offering players a rich narrative and immersive gameplay experience. Despite its popularity and growing community, players are calling on the developers to address the colorblind accessibility concerns to ensure a more inclusive gaming experience for all.
As the game continues to gain traction and attract millions of players worldwide, the debate over its color problem rages on. With over 30 million pre-registered players and topping charts in more than 100 regions, Wuthering Waves has the potential to be a groundbreaking game, but only if the developers listen to the feedback and make the necessary changes for a more inclusive gaming environment.