Ubisoft has recently open-sourced Chroma, an internal tool designed to simulate color-blindness effects in digital content. This initiative highlights the company's commitment to accessibility in gaming. While the tool was primarily developed for game development applications, it presents potential uses beyond gaming, as seen in user comments suggesting its applicability for checking plots and compatibility with cross-platform systems. Additionally, there are discussions about simplifying the tool's integration into existing workflows, such as using it as an OBS plugin for easier access to game capture and post-processing capabilities. Some comments also address the implementation decisions, such as the requirement for input passthrough, raising questions about the complexity of the tool. Overall, the Chroma tool represents a significant step forward in enhancing accessibility within game design and fostering greater inclusivity for color-blind gamers.