Controls and navigation
Each game has its own controls, shown in its information panel. Many support keyboard and touch; some work best with a keyboard, mouse or precise timing. Check the controls before starting.
Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move through website links and controls, and Enter or Space to activate the appropriate control. Game keys vary. The A–Z catalogue provides text links to the games.
Motion, effects and sound
Use your device's reduced-motion preference to reduce supported interface animation. You can also open a game with ?fx=off at the end of its URL to turn off the shared optional visual-effects layer. This does not stop every game's own animation.
Use the music or sound control to mute supported audio. Choose a comfortable volume and take regular breaks. Some games include flashing effects and fast movement; stop if they cause discomfort. The Relax collection offers a different pace, but is not a guarantee that every title meets your needs.
Known limitations
Most games draw the playfield on a canvas. Screen readers may not be able to describe the game state, and some games depend on colour, rapid responses or fine pointer movement. Touch support and pause behaviour vary across the catalogue.
We do not claim that every game meets a particular accessibility standard. The website's information pages use structured headings, readable text, visible keyboard focus and responsive layouts.
Tell us what would help
Email mark@wizardsoftware.co.uk with the game or page link, the barrier you found, your browser and any assistive technology you use. Share only what is needed to explain the problem. We use reports to identify improvements.