Steam Store Accessibility Feature Suggestion: Rebindable Controls

Steam has made great progress in highlighting accessibility features on the store, including searchable tags for users to find games that support their needs.
(See: https://psteamhelp.yuanyoumao.com/en/faqs/view/02F5-ACB2-6038-0F36 )

However, a growing number of games ship with hard programmed keyboard and mouse controls with no ability to rebind keys. This creates a serious accessibility issue for:

• Left-handed players
  
• Players with motor disabilities
  
• Users with alternate keyboard layouts (e.g. Dvorak, AZERTY, etc.)

While third-party remapping tools can sometimes help, some games block these due to anti-cheat systems. As a result, the only remaining option is often to refund the game because it cannot be played.

Proposal: Add new Accessibility Input tags to the Steam Store

Under the Input accessibility category, please include the following features:

• All Keys Rebindable
  
  
• Some Keys Rebindable

These indicators would allow players to make informed purchasing decisions and encourage developers to adopt more inclusive control options.

This small addition would have a big impact on accessibility and reduce unnecessary refunds due to unplayable control schemes.

Thank you for your consideration!