More choice. Less physical effort.

Reach exists so people with severe physical disabilities can enjoy gaming with dignity and independence.

Designed around limited input.

Large targets, predictable navigation, and clear ways back help make each action count. Many players use one switch or a small set of buttons. With scanning, focus moves through on-screen choices so you can select without pointing a mouse. How that works depends on the controls you set up — different input modes step and confirm in different ways.

Reach menus keep focus visible and navigation shallow so you can reverse a step when you need to. Games still have their own rules of play; Reach is built to reduce physical effort in the shell and in titles made for your setup, without claiming that every game removes all timing or challenge.