007 First Light: All Accessibility Settings for Gameplay, Controls, Graphics, and More

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A man in a dark coat stares pensively into the distance, with a woman in a red dress sitting near a window behind him, creating a mysterious mood.
  • Primary Subject: 007 First Light
  • Key Update: Epic Games and IO Interactive have revealed an extensive accessibility suite for the Bond origin story, ranging from visual comfort toggles to automated gameplay mechanics.
  • Status: Confirmed
  • Last Verified: June 2, 2026
  • Quick Answer: 007 First Light launched with robust options including "Black Screen" flashbangs, snap-to-target aiming, QTE autocompletion, and highly granular visual settings.

007 First Light is here, and it's one of the most flexible IO Interactive games in terms of accessibility.

The game was released on May 27, 2026, and received much love from both new and long-term fans. After all, it's been over a decade since the last Bond game, so it's no surprise many were quick to start playing. As expected, First Light is filled with car chases, combat, and espionage. However, the experience can be catered to your liking.

Here's everything to know about 007 First Light's accessibility settings.

007 First Light Accessibility Settings Explained

Compared to previous IO Interactive titles, 007 First Light features a more comprehensive settings menu.

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Credit: IO Interactive

In the Gameplay menu, you can toggle "snap aim." This helps players with gun pointer aiming, reduces the strength of screen shake effects, optimizes agility actions while sprinting, and sets safeguards in levels to glow when the player is aiming.

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For the control menu, you can choose between control presets or edit your own inputs. You can also choose to configure camera reorientation to behind Bond, and change previous button holds to toggles. If you're playing on the PS5, you can disable the controller's Adaptive Trigger features and rumble.

Players also have the option to edit the graphics settings. You can reduce motion blur, radial blur, wobble distortion, film grain, and chromatic aberration. Other settings that can be reduced include the brightness of light effects. Another thing you can set is the flashbang grenades to turn the screen briefly black rather than bright white.

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Credit: IO Interactive

In terms of audio, players can set parameters for menu narration, adjust individual audio volume sliders, and edit the dynamic range of their audio. In Language, players can increase or decrease subtitle size, alter background opacity, add speaker names, add subtitle direction indicators, and more.

There are other things players can tinker with, such as the ability for Quick Time Events to autocomplete.

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With plenty of settings to edit and adjust, you can play 007 First Light the exact way you want to.

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