I couldn't have played Clair Obscur without its accessibility settings, and now it might be my GOTY

I was enthralled by Sandfall's gorgeous Belle Époque-styled RPG from the moment it began, but I came this close to not playing it at all.

Almost as soon as I started Clair Obscur I knew I couldn't get enough of its beautiful world or the wonderfully naturalistic performances of its cast. I settled in, eager to dedicate the rest of the day and hopefully all of the next to this fascinating game. And then it all fell apart in the same moment.

As you may already know, Clair Obscur mixes traditional turn-based RPG combat...