Open Drive: Steer with Eye Movement, Coming to Mobile This Summer

SpecialEffect is excited to announce the upcoming release of Open Drive, a groundbreaking driving game designed specifically for iOS and Android, set to launch this summer. Open Drive is engineered to be fully accessible, allowing players to control the game using assistive eye gaze camera technology. This innovative feature enables players to navigate the game using their eye movements, where the cursor follows their gaze. To interact or "click," players simply need to focus their eyes on a specific area of the screen for a set duration, effectively registering a tap.

To ensure the game is accessible to as many players as possible, Open Drive requires a compatible eye gaze camera. The game's design allows players to steer left or right to collect orbs, enhancing the gaming experience. Moreover, Open Drive supports multiple input methods to cater to different needs, including accessibility switches, traditional controllers, and the mobile device's touchscreen. This flexibility ensures that players can choose the control method that best suits their comfort and capabilities.

Regardless of the chosen input method, Open Drive's configurations automatically adjust to the selected control scheme, providing a seamless and tailored gaming experience. For those who prefer a more leisurely pace, the game offers the ability to slow down gameplay, making it easier to time jumps and collect more orbs.

For a deeper understanding of the technology behind Open Drive, you can visit SpecialEffect's Eye Gaze Games website. If racing games are your passion, consider exploring our list of the best racing games on Android for more thrilling experiences.

Open Drive is set to be available on iOS and Android this summer, and the best part is that it will be entirely free to play, with no predatory or restrictive in-app purchases. To stay in the loop with all the latest updates, you can join the community on the official Facebook page, visit the official website, or check out the embedded clip above to get a sense of the game's atmosphere and visuals.