Xbox Series X and S accessibility settings for GTA 6

Xbox Series X and S accessibility for GTA 6

Xbox provides system accessibility settings for the console interface, controllers and supported game output.

Xbox provides system accessibility settings for the console interface, controllers and supported game output. Rockstar has not published the GTA 6 in-game accessibility menu, so feature behavior inside the game remains unconfirmed.

Where to find them: Settings, then Accessibility.

Every feature

Narrator. Screen reader that reads on-screen text, buttons and elements aloud.
Magnifier. Zooms anywhere on screen up to 16x.
High Contrast. A high-contrast interface theme for easier reading.
Color Filters. Colorblind presets for deuteranopia, protanopia and tritanopia.
Closed Captions and Game Transcription. Captions for media plus speech-to-text for in-game and party chat.
Button Remapping. Remap in settings, with deeper control in the Xbox Accessories app.
Co-pilot. Links two controllers so they act as one, for shared or assisted play.
Mono Audio and Balance. Mono output and a left-right balance slider.

Adaptive hardware: The Xbox Adaptive Controller is built for players with limited mobility and works with a wide range of switches and mounts.

Get the GTA 6 accessibility updateOne email when Rockstar publishes the official GTA 6 accessibility options.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the accessibility settings on Xbox Series X and S?

Open Settings, then Accessibility. Every feature below lives in that menu.

Do these Xbox Series X and S features work in GTA 6?

Some system features affect the console interface, controller or display output, but Rockstar has not published or tested the GTA 6 accessibility menu. Do not treat this list as confirmed in-game support.