SpecialEffect is set to revolutionize gaming accessibility with the launch of Open Drive, their innovative driving game designed for iOS and Android. Scheduled to roll out this summer, Open Drive is entirely free to play and leverages cutting-edge assistive eye gaze camera technology. This allows players to control the game using nothing but their eye movements, where the cursor follows your gaze, and a sustained stare acts as a tap or click.
To enjoy Open Drive, you'll need a compatible eye gaze camera, which enables you to steer left or right to collect orbs. But the game doesn't stop there in terms of accessibility. Open Drive supports a variety of input methods, including accessibility switches, traditional controllers, and even your mobile device's touchscreen. This flexibility ensures that players can choose the control scheme that suits them best.
No matter which input method you prefer, Open Drive's configurations will seamlessly adapt to your chosen control scheme. For those who enjoy a more leisurely pace, the game offers the option to slow down gameplay, making it easier to time jumps and collect more orbs.
For more insights into SpecialEffect's technology, you can visit their Eye Gaze Games website. If you're looking for other racing thrills, check out our curated list of the best racing games on Android.
As the launch of Open Drive approaches this summer, you can stay in the loop by joining the community on the official Facebook page, exploring the official website for more details, or watching the embedded clip above to get a sense of the game's atmosphere and visuals. Open Drive promises a free-to-play experience without any predatory or restrictive in-app purchases, ensuring fun and accessibility for all.
