Hi Justin.
I don't know about the american legal question, but actually I don't think
the situation is quite that dire.
There are increasingly a lot of indi developers working on audiogames or
accessible text games, and with the rising indi market this is something
that will only increase.
Generally speaking I've found that if you can actually talk to a game's
developer, the actual person with the ideas who sits down and rights the
nuts and bolts code, changes do happen, since at rock bottom developers want
people playing their games and are generally happy to make changes so that
vi gamers can.
So, while I don't think steam will be accessible any time soon, I do see
more accessible releases from indi developers in stand alone packages for
Ios and windows, and more developers including access in the future.
All the best,
Dark.
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