• Navigate using advanced eye-tracking camera technology
• Multiple input options and customizable controls
• Free to play on iOS and Android this summer

SpecialEffect has unveiled Open Drive, a groundbreaking driving game for iOS and Android that uses eye movement for gameplay. With assistive eye-tracking camera technology, players can control the cursor by gazing at the screen, registering a tap by holding their focus for a set duration.

To play Open Drive, a compatible eye-tracking camera is required, enabling players to steer left or right to collect orbs. For enhanced accessibility, the game also supports alternative input methods like accessibility switches, controllers, or mobile touchscreens, tailored to individual preferences.

No matter the input method, the game automatically adjusts its control scheme to suit the player. For a more relaxed experience, players can slow down gameplay to time jumps and collect orbs with greater ease.

Explore SpecialEffect’s innovative technology on their Eye Gaze Games website. If you’re craving more high-speed thrills, check out our roundup of top Android racing games for an adrenaline-packed experience.

Open Drive is set to launch on iOS and Android this summer as a completely free-to-play title, free from aggressive or restrictive in-app purchases.

Stay in the loop by following the official Facebook page for updates, visiting the official website for more details, or watching the embedded video above to get a sense of the game’s visuals and atmosphere.