Eye-Controlled Steering Arrives on Mobile This Summer

• Steer with assistive eye-tracking camera technology
• Multiple control schemes and input methods
• Launching this summer on iOS and Android as a completely free game

SpecialEffect has announced Open Drive, an upcoming driving game for iOS and Android designed to be controlled through eye movements. Using assistive eye-tracking camera technology, the game tracks your gaze as a cursor. To simulate a tap or click, simply hold your gaze on the screen for a moment.

Open Drive requires a compatible eye-tracking camera, allowing you to steer left and right to collect orbs. To maximize accessibility, the game also supports accessibility switches, controllers, and standard touchscreen controls—choose what works best for you.

No matter which input method you choose, the game automatically adjusts to your control scheme. You can even slow down the pace whenever you like, making it easier to time jumps and gather more orbs.

Find out more about SpecialEffect's technology on their Eye Gaze Games website. Looking for similar racing experiences? Check out our roundup of the top racing games available on Android.

Open Drive arrives on iOS and Android this summer. It’s completely free to play, with no aggressive in-app purchases or paywalls.

Stay connected through the official Facebook page for news and updates, visit the game’s website for additional details, or watch the trailer above to see the game in action.