Mobile Accessible Games 2025 awards highlight Land of Livia as top pick

The 2025 Mobile Accessible Game Awards have concluded

Land of Livia, a fantasy text adventure, has been awarded the top honor

Yet many other titles were also celebrated or voted for in what stands as one of the most dynamic years to date

The conversation around accessibility in gaming continues to evolve. While some argue it simplifies gameplay, for players facing accessibility challenges, it often feels like an afterthought. Fortunately, those who rise to the challenge are now receiving well-deserved recognition through the Mobile Accessible Games Awards.

The 2025 edition has now been announced, and the Mobile Accessible Games Awards have officially honored their three standout winners. Chosen by gamers with blindness or low vision, these selections represent just a portion of the 30 iPhone titles eligible for voting, with 17 receiving at least one nomination.

Land of Livia, a fantasy text adventure, claimed the gold medal as the top pick. It was followed closely by the tactical RPG Warshovel and the audio-driven adventure Ryft: A Timely Manor.

Best of the best

Now in its fifth year, the Mobile Accessible Games Awards serve as a powerful reminder that meaningful award shows aren’t defined only by flashiness, celebrity hosts, or industry figures like Geoff Keighley. Instead, they shine a light on the dedication behind making gaming enjoyable for everyone.

These awards also reveal which genres are most accessible to visually impaired players—RPGs and text adventures continue to lead the way. However, the 2025 results also signal a growing diversity in options, indicating that this vital segment of the gaming community is increasingly being seen, heard, and valued—year after year.

While we focus on these classic categories, keep an eye out for the 12th Pocket Gamer Awards when they launch! Voting has now closed, but you can review our PG Awards nominees to see which titles may be honored next.