Arevya - Gaming is for EVERYONE 💕♿️

@arevya.bsky.social

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Elisabeth Sivertsen | Disabled streamer | Accessibility advocate | She/Her🌈Bisexual🌈 | Gaming is for everyone | http://Arevya.tv | ✉️ Arevya@gmail.com #a11y

Picture of the keyboard box in front of all of Arevyas plushies
Picture of Palworld world settings with custom diffeculty settings.
Picture of Palworld world settings with custom diffeculty settings.
Picture of the Palworld poster (logo with the mosters on eatch side) and the text in white "Difficulty settings".
A setting page in Palworld, showing how all of controller pad setting
A setting page in Palworld, showing all of the UI settings
A setting page in Palworld, showing all of the voice chat settings
A setting page in Palworld, showing how all of the sound have individual sound sliders
A setting page in Palworld, showing how the cross hair can be set to green and with an outline
A setting page in Palworld, showing the graphic settings
Picture of the Palworld poster (logo with the mosters on eatch side) and the text in white "Accessibility settings)
Erling Haaland with a kitty filter
Credit from Life Below
Arevya pointing at the main fish in the game with the text "Life Below" And "give away"
A black backpack and the FlexStrike which is a large controller with buttons on top and one big joystick
Arevya shruging, with the text "accessibility review" and arrows to the logo of the game
Print screen from the Games Steam Page showing the "Very Positive " tag
The logo of the game "life below" with one of the jellyfish characters behind
Arevya taking a picture of her back in a mirror. On her T-shirt is the logo for game accessibility and the text "Ask me about game accessibility"
Arevya smiling and logos of Games Of Norway + picture of four norwegian games
Four people smiling in a studio with a red backdrop
Start screen of Tomodachi Life where you choose the currency, only able to choose between € and £
showing the different volume sliders
Showing the FOV/camera distance to be close
Showing the setting for camera movement and speed.
Button remapping for main controls
Settings that shows the Move Wheel Controls settings, the Communication Wheel Controls settings and the Mouse Mode settings.
A picture of the setting screen showing the different settings that is explained in the text, like text speed, controller rumble and Run/Jump controls.
picture from the game with a text with the game font that says: Pokopia accessibility settings
A caption that just says "caption here"
A clip from Fallout season 2 where you see a person in a armour with red tinted glasses
The movie poster for Iron Lung, red text on black background with bones around it
high contrast mode that shows blue ground and a bright red car
The Xbox Adaptive Controller, a big white controller with two large buttons on the front, included some add on buttons
The notification telling me im the 0,04% listener of Mabel
Arevya in a news article, a picture of her smiling and the title roughly translated "The severe pain made Elisabeth fear she would have to give up her favorite hobby. That's when the gaming community came together."
Picture of PEAK and the text saying they won the accessibility award
Mange bilder av eventet, et av Arevya sin stream team genser, et av tv skjermen som viser aksjonen, et av Arevya og Protexit og to av scenenen der innsamlingen pågår
Mange bilder av eventet, et av Arevya sin stream team genser, et av tv skjermen som viser aksjonen, et av Arevya og Protexit og to av scenenen der innsamlingen pågår
Purple background with the words "Vorspiel! Mandag kl 19" with picture of all four of us and our names
A picture of Arevya with the text "GAconf Award 25 Finalist vote at gaconf.com"
A screen showing the button remapping possibilities
2025 indie game awards nominees for achievement in accessibility is Abiotic Factory, Calm the Storm, PEAK, Spray Paint Simulator, Squeakross: Home Squeak Home, and Barista
Picture from the article titles "She gamed her way to her dream job!"
Picture from REPO new update showing the small robots in different colours and the title of the game
A print screen of the program for Konsoll where you see Arevyas workshop
Steam tag saying "playable without timed inputs"
picture from the game, where you need to quick choose to answer a question.
A window that says "quick time events" where you can do either cinematic (with no QTE) or interactive (with QTE)
Meme of a grumpy man going "being ill" and below there is an over the top happy man with the text "being ill in Japan"