Self Voicing in Visual Novel Games
A questionnaire for people who play, or would like to play, visual novel games using self-voicing or screen reader functions. Self-voicing in a VN game is a function available in some game engines which will act like a screen reader and read the on-screen text for the game. A self voicing function may also include reading out text which is not shown on the screen that has been built in to the game, like image descriptions or different pronunciations of names and other words, which would not be picked up by a screen reader.
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Have you played any visual novel games in the past? A visual novel game is a most often a text based game with choices that affect the story and outcomes. There may be mini games, but the core of the gameplay is advancing the dialogue text and making choices within the story, which may lead to different endings. There are usually simple pictures representing characters and backgrounds, there also may or may not be voice acting present in the game. *
If you have played a Visual Novel game, which accessibility options have you used? *
If you have never played a visual novel game, what is your main reason?
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What is the main reason you usually use self-voicing or screen readers? *
What features would make you more likely to play a particular visual novel game? (select any or all that apply)
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