HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush Accessibility Settings

HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush lists seven confirmed accessibility features on Steam at launch. This page records what Milestone has published about those settings and the controller options that matter for players with specific needs. It is not a review of how well each feature works in practice — that requires the shipped game in players’ hands.

This wiki will not add features that are not on the official Steam listing. If a setting is not mentioned below, it has not been confirmed by Milestone.

Seven confirmed features

The Steam store page for app ID 2821390 lists these seven accessibility features:

• Colour-blind modes
• Customisable colour wheel
• Large game icons
• Subtitles and caption support
• Screen reader support
• Voice control support
• Fully customisable controls

That list is the official ground truth. The order above matches the Steam listing. Each entry is a category, not a single toggle; colour-blind modes typically include multiple schemes, and fully customisable controls typically cover every action. The Steam listing does not expand each category in detail.

Controller remapping

Milestone confirmed at announcement that Infinite Rush supports full controller remapping. The Steam listing reinforces this under the “fully customisable controls” feature. Players who need non-standard bindings should expect to find those options in the in-game settings menu before a session begins.

The game is controller-recommended on PC. Analog steering is the primary input method. Players with limited grip strength or hand mobility should verify that the remapping supports the specific inputs they need before launch.

Display and UI options

Steam lists customisable colour wheel and large game icons alongside the seven core features. A customisable colour wheel typically allows hue and saturation adjustment beyond simple colour-blind presets. Large game icons suggest adjustable UI scaling, which matters for players with low vision who need larger text and button prompts.

Milestone has not published a full options menu walkthrough before launch. This wiki will not describe menu depths or specific slider ranges that have not been officially confirmed.

Voice control and screen reader support

Steam lists both voice control support and screen reader support. These are meaningful accessibility categories, but the implementation details matter: voice control in a racing game can be a hands-free convenience option, a full navigation layer, or both. Screen reader support can cover menus, cutscenes, or both. Milestone has not published which inputs or UI screens those features cover.

Players who rely on screen readers or voice control should treat these as confirmed-but-unconfirmed-in-scope until the shipped game shows the full extent of the implementation.

What is not on the list

The Steam listing does not mention: difficulty modifiers, auto-assist options (steering assist, braking assist, auto-brake), speed reduction toggles, one-hand control schemes, or colour saturation separate from the colour wheel. Absence from this list is not a claim that those features do not exist — it is a record that Milestone has not confirmed them.

Pair with system requirements

If you are on PC and unsure whether your setup meets the game, check the system requirements for the minimum and recommended hardware. Accessibility features do not affect the framerate budget, but they do require a display large enough to read UI elements at the scale you need.

If you are choosing a platform, the platforms page covers frame-rate targets and split-screen limits. None of those specs directly affect accessibility options, but they are worth knowing if you need a stable 60 fps to use a screen reader reliably.

This page will update after launch once Milestone publishes the full options menu or players confirm implementation details. Until then, the Steam listing is the only official source for confirmed accessibility features.