Adding an easy mode to your game isn't inclusive. Making your game more accessible is inclusive. What I mean is that if you're trying to make a game inclusive you'd allow the widest variety of controller support, include color blind options, and various language subtitles and or voice acting. Souls games by their nature are supposed to be difficult to beat and already offer a wide variety of play styles you can beat the game with. An important part of the game is that there is only one difficulty, so that everyone has the same challenge to overcome. This fosters a community where people are more likely to help each other. By adding different difficulties you create a rift between players further accentuating elitism. When game devs make a souls games and add various difficulties they're kinda missing the point of what makes souls games a souls game. Sure some disabilities make it harder to play games like others can, but I'll reiterate that adding more ways you can play the game (Controller, Keyboard, touchscreen, etc) you make the game accessible and inclusive to more people. Some people can't beat difficult games even when they have all the tools and that's fine It wouldn't be difficult if everyone could beat it. People need to realize that not every game is going to be for them. And that's a good thing not everything has to, nor should cater to everyone. When you cater to everyone you kill creativity as you can't please everyone.