Accessibility

007 First Light offers full button remapping with presets, hold toggles, automatic climbing and vaulting, customizable subtitles, menu narration, QTE autocomplete and photosensitivity options. It lacks chase assists and captions for guard alerts, and no source confirms colorblind modes.

007 First Light has a solid set of accessibility options: full button remapping with several presets, toggles in place of held buttons, automatic jumping, vaulting and climbing while running, subtitles with size, color, speaker name, background and direction options, menu narration, QTE autocomplete, and settings to reduce screen shake, blur and bright light effects, per Can I Play That? (Jun 9, 2026). The gaps are real, though: vehicle chases have no assists, guard alerts are not captioned, button prompts are hard to read, and fights depend on precisely timed parries. Its reviewer found the game hard to recommend to players with physical disabilities "unless, like me, they're hardcore Bond fans". We found no source mentioning colorblind modes, as of Nov 4, 2026.

Quick facts

Remapping	Full, with presets
Subtitles	Size, colors, speaker names, background, directional indicators
Menu narration	Yes, English, with speed and volume
QTE autocomplete	Yes, but not every sequence
Photosensitivity	Reduce light effects; dark flashbang effect
Chase assists	None
Colorblind modes	Not mentioned by any source read
Xbox store count	10 accessibility features

Sources: Can I Play That?, Jun 9, 2026; GamingBolt, May 26, 2026; Xbox store, read Nov 4, 2026.

Every option the sources list

Area	Options
Controls	Full button remapping with presets; toggle or hold for running, aiming and other actions; automatic jump, vault and climb while running; stick deadzones and sensitivity; camera inversion
Subtitles	Size, colors, speaker names, backgrounds, directional indicators
Visuals	Reduced screen shake; blur and distortion toggles; reduce light effects; a dark effect in place of the flashbang
Audio	Audio profiles; mono output; volume controls
Menus	English menu narration with speed and volume
Gameplay	QTE autocomplete; three difficulty presets plus 00; optional tutorials
Feedback	Vibration settings

Sources: Can I Play That?, Jun 9, 2026; GamingBolt, May 26, 2026; IOI 1.1.0 notes (optional tutorials), Jul 24, 2026.

What the PlayStation Store lists

The PlayStation Store's accessibility tags for the PS5 version are Volume Controls, Mono Audio, Subtitles (Advanced), Clear Subtitles, Controller Remapping (Advanced), Adjustable Stick Sensitivity (Basic), Adjustable Stick Inversion (Advanced), Adjustable Difficulty (Basic), Simplified Quick Time Events, Control Reminders, Tutorial Reminders and Game Pausing (offline only). It also says the game is playable without motion, touch, vibration or adaptive triggers. The Xbox store counts 10 accessibility features but does not list them on its page.

What is missing

Can I Play That? named six problems that settings do not solve, as of its Jun 9, 2026 review:

No chase assists. Vehicle chases have no assist options, and its reviewer needed many retries (Driving and Chases).
QTE autocomplete has gaps. It misses the plane-banking sequence, which still plays as an "old school" QTE.
No captions for audio cues. Guard alerts, vital in a stealth game, are sound only.
Hard-to-read prompts. In-game button prompts lack the subtitles' options and get lost in low-contrast areas.
Timing demands. Melee leans on precise parries, gadget and gun switching adds fine motor demands, and elevator doors close too quickly.
Bodies cannot be moved, which narrows stealth options (Stealth and Disguises).

None of these has been addressed in IOI's patch notes through Hotfix 1.3.2 (Oct 29, 2026), as far as we read; update 1.3.0 did clarify the mouse and keyboard Customize options and fix gadget rebinding icons (Controls).

Does 007 First Light have colorblind modes?

Not that any source says. Can I Play That?'s review, GamingBolt's pre-launch list and the PlayStation Store's tags do not mention a colorblind mode or aim assist settings, and IOI has not published an accessibility list of its own, as of Nov 4, 2026. Enemy attack warnings use red and yellow icons, a cue told apart by color.

Frequently asked questions

Does 007 First Light have subtitles? Yes. 007 First Light's subtitles can be resized and recolored, with speaker names, backgrounds and directional indicators, though in-game button prompts lack those options.

Does 007 First Light have colorblind options? No source we read mentions colorblind modes in 007 First Light, as of Nov 4, 2026, including Can I Play That?'s accessibility review and the PlayStation Store's tags.

Can you skip QTEs in 007 First Light? Mostly: 007 First Light has a QTE autocomplete option, but Can I Play That? found it misses the plane-banking sequence.

Is 007 First Light accessible for players with physical disabilities? Partly. 007 First Light has remapping, toggles and auto-climbing, but timed parries, chases without assists and fast gadget switching led Can I Play That? to recommend it only to keen Bond fans.