What the Director's Cut changes for accessibility

• Input: every control can be remapped, on keyboard, mouse and controller alike, and holds can be turned into clicks or clicks into holds.
• Reading: text size and speed, a dyslexic font, outline thickness and colour for text and items, interface colours, a high-contrast setting, and a photosensitivity mode that removes bright flashes.
• Sound: on-screen cues for sounds such as a ringing phone, mono panning, high and low pass filters, and separate volume for music, effects and voices.
• Setup: accessibility options are offered before the first playthrough starts, controller vibration can be reduced or turned off, and 21:9 and 32:9 displays are supported.

The game also explains more often why it has entered a given state, and the journal is meant as the reminder of what you are working on and where you are going.