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

SpecialEffect is set to launch Open Drive, an exciting new driving game tailored for iOS and Android devices this summer. What sets Open Drive apart is its innovative use of assistive eye gaze camera technology, allowing players to control the game entirely through eye movement. By tracking your gaze, the game interprets your eye position as a cursor, and a sustained stare acts as a tap or click, making it accessible for players with mobility challenges.

To enjoy Open Drive, you'll need a compatible eye gaze camera to steer your vehicle left or right, collecting orbs along the way. But SpecialEffect doesn't stop there; the game is designed with inclusivity in mind, offering multiple input methods. You can opt for accessibility switches, traditional controllers, or even use the mobile touchscreen, ensuring that everyone can find a control scheme that suits them best.

No matter your chosen method of interaction, Open Drive's configurations will seamlessly adapt to your control scheme. For those who prefer a more leisurely pace, the game allows you to slow down gameplay, making it easier to time jumps and collect more orbs.

To delve deeper into SpecialEffect's pioneering technology, you can visit their Eye Gaze Games website. If you're looking for more racing thrills, check out our list of the best racing games on Android for a similar adrenaline rush.

Open Drive is slated to launch this summer on both iOS and Android platforms, and the best part? It's completely free to play, with no predatory or restrictive in-app purchases to worry about. Stay connected with the Open Drive community by following their official Facebook page, visiting the official website for the latest updates, or watching the embedded clip above to get a glimpse of the game's engaging visuals and atmosphere.