Geoffrey Bunting
Contributor
Geoffrey Bunting is a disabled freelance journalist and book designer. He writes on a range of subjects including entertainment, gaming, accessibility, and history. Besides Eurogamer, he is featured in Wired, The Washington Post, Polygon, The Daily Beast, and others. He dreams of someone paying him to watch Korean dramas and or Pitch Perfect all day - he also often dreams about losing his car and he doesn't know why.
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Feature | 25 years ago, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time became more than a game
Notes from a Ford Orion.
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Feature | 25 years on, Space Station Silicon Valley remains an innovative gem
Pro Evo.
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Feature | Why gaming is so important to players with chronic pain
"None of this is simply about being able to play a game."
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Feature | A round-up of the talks from GAconf USA 2023
GAconf returned to the US for its second edition of 2023, featuring a wealth of talks from across the accessibility gaming industry.
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Unputdownable | Why are visual novels suddenly so popular?
Read/write.
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Pencils down | Why do I let video games send me back to school?
The bell is for me and not for you.
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Link to the past.
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Feature | A round-up of the talks from GAConf Europe 2023
A look at the current state of accessibility in games.
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Feature | After 25 years, Might and Magic 6 reminds us what it's like to have fun
"Wish we kept all the outtakes..."
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Feature | Why do so many modern games have tiny text?
Behind one of gaming's least helpful trends.
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Feature | 25 years on, Resident Evil 2 still feels relevant - personally and on a wider scale
Back to Raccoon City.
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Feature | Final Fantasy 16 demonstrates that sometimes an accessibility menu is better
Ring out.
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Feature | A look at the winners of the GAconf Awards 2022
The awards honour achievements in accessibility across the gaming industry.
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Feature | Season's smallest moments are reminders of the real world
On bicycles and note-taking.
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Feature | Games of 2022: Pentiment is the year's best balancing act
It begins with a word.
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Feature | Understanding the pull of 'undemanding' games
"Digging for the mind."
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Feature | Why don't we talk more about cognitive accessibility?
And why are we actually moving backwards?
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Feature | A look at this October's Games Accessibility Conference
Much remains to be done, but there's plenty of hope for 2023 and beyond.
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Feature | Modern Warfare 2's open beta demonstrates Activision's accessibility negligence
"Call of Duty is still not for everyone."