The game is simple: the steering wheel moves the main car to the left or right paths, and the player tries their best to dodge the cars coming towards it.
"I loved learning sign language and it's obviously a really important skill to learn community-wise," Oxenham told Polygon in a video interview. "I linked up with my colleagues and friends at the charity who were deaf, and we got all the material together and launched a Kickstarter."
Escape the Dark: The Last of Us offers players a cooperative survival experience, allowing them to choose characters such as Joel or Ellie, as they journey through perilous scenarios and upgrade weapons.
GameStop is auctioning an infamous stapler that punctured the screens of new Nintendo Switch 2 screens, alongside a personal offer from CEO Ryan Cohen.
The GAA's recent championship football weekend showcased players demonstrating their skills, ultimately rejuvenating interest in the game and fostering excitement among fans.