I did not take the survey cause I'm on the "other end" as a game developer. However I would like to suggest something of a communication channel between developers and disabled users of all kinds. A developer must get a chance to understand how and what the needs are before it can be implemented in games. So it would be good if the developers had somewhere to present test versions of games for people to try out and comment. This part is quite difficult. It's difficult to mail or call people when you don't know who to ask, it could be perceived as spam. Where do you go to find users that are interested in the technique and want to give feedback? It took me some time to find this forum, and for me it's probably a bit easier cause I also have a background in psychology. Let's say if you had a channel on this forum where game developers could present their games, you probably would drown in some bad and not relevant game presentations. On the other hand there would certainly among them be games that could be useful.

Solution: I don't know. Perhaps a form where the developers could list things that you as community users know are important aspects.

I could also recommend a pinned post on Unity Forum, subforum "General Discussion" the post is called "Accessibility and inclusion". The post is perhaps most about accessibility for disabled developers but you could join the discussion or start another post from user perspective.

Unity is a game engine and have lots of developers using it. Myself one of them.  I would very much like to ask if there are some people here that would like to try a game I've been working on. Specifically I'm interested in how it would work out for people with impaired motor functions, since it is sound controlled, without need to use buttons.