Another fun article up on GameInformer.com with accessibility in mind! Read on to learn about how VTree Inc. is working to bring football back to gamers with a variety of disabilities.

Games that cater to accessibility have it rough. Developers and publishers naturally worry that such projects aren’t financially viable, and thus are reluctant to take risks on them. On the flipside, consumers expect the end result will lack polish and the capacity to challenge them. Chuck Bergen, president of VTree LLC., is setting out dispel such notions with the release of My Football Game.

VTree’s primary focus is the development of games for the special needs community. The goal is simple – to enhance the quality of life of their consumers. But VTree isn’t comfortable delivering a product with anything less than mainstream quality, just one designed with cognitive and physically challenged individuals in mind. The hope is that these individuals will then be able to play a game with their siblings, cousins, and friends and that the game will be engaging enough that the whole family is excited to participate.

A partnership with EA Sports allowed VTree to create such a comprehensive and polished product. We recently had a chance to chat with Bergen about VTree’s mission, My Football Game’s development, and their partnership with industry powerhouse EA.

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