The game is riddled with unintentional barriers, many of which could have been avoided entirely or at least removed with retrofitted accessibility features. I’ll focus on the most obvious ones which would have been absolutely possible to tackle by a single developer.

To start with the worst: You cannot pause the game or add manual saves, meaning that you have to complete a run you already started or lose progress (because if you save and quit, the game will automatically skip to the next day).

Some runs will be shorter, but my current average is 50 minutes and the longest one took two and a half hours from start to finish. That’s pretty bad from a usability standpoint, because forcing players to continue is a surefire way to frustrate them. But it’s so much worse in terms of accessibility, because players with a range of cognitive or motor impairments need breaks on a regular basis, or risk bodily harm. So when, for example, a person with chronic pain needs to stop playing, they will be punished for it.