- Play 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 revealed Open Drive, an innovative driving game launching soon on mobile devices that's designed for eye-gaze control. Using compatible eye-tracking cameras, players can steer their vehicle by simply moving their gaze across the screen - a sustained look registers as a tap or selection.
This accessibility-focused racer allows you to collect orbs by looking left or right to steer. To ensure maximum accessibility, Open Drive supports multiple control options including assistive switches, external controllers, and standard touchscreen input.
Adaptive Controls for All Players
The game automatically adjusts to whichever input method you choose. Players can also customize the speed setting, allowing for a more relaxed pace that makes timing jumps and collecting orbs easier.
Discover more about SpecialEffect's accessibility technology on their Eye Gaze Games website. For more adrenaline-pumping options, explore our curated selection of the top racing games for Android.
Coming Soon to Mobile Devices
Open Drive will launch this summer as a completely free download on iOS and Android, with no paywalls or exploitative microtransactions. Join the official Facebook community for updates, visit the website for details, or watch the preview above to experience the game's vibrant style.
