Madden NFL 22

This year we are meeting on the Grid Iron with accessibility features in Madden 22. Below we have highlighted some features that we hope will make this game more inclusive and accessible to our players. These accessibility features apply to all platforms.

Madden 22 aims to give you the most authentic NFL experience. The game allows you to choose from various skill levels including Rookie, Pro, All-Pro, and All-Madden. You can also choose a game style to help you play a game unique to you.

The game has a dedicated Accessibility menu that allows quick access to settings such as Menu Narration, Subtitles, Controller Vibration, Colorblind Filters, and Master Volume to name a few. 

The Game Options and Penalties menu allow you to make the rules of the games you play. You can change settings such as Quarter Length, Injuries, False Starts, and Intentional Grounding to name a few.

Can’t hear in-game commentary? Adjust in-game commentary in the Volume Control menu. In this menu, you can also change Crowd Volume, On the Field, and toggle Voice Chat.

Having trouble seeing information on the field? The Visual Feedback menu allows you to change what is displayed on the screen. This includes settings such as on field Visual Feedback, Defensive Pass and Coverage Visual Assist, and Drive Goals Feedback.

We hope to see you on the field. For more information about Madden 22, visit ea.com/able.