Tobii’s eye tracking technology allows you to control games with nothing more than your gaze. Here are the games that currently support it.
Virtual reality offers a unique way to experience video games, transporting players to different worlds and continuing to blur the line between gaming and reality. The technology isn’ t for everyone, however. Traditional displays still deliver fantastic gaming experiences, and with the addition of Tobii’s Eye Tracker, games can feel just as lifelike without the need to wear a bulky headset.
By setting up a Tobii Eye Tracker for use with your PC, you can control certain aspects of your favorite games — and occasionally entire games — with nothing more than your gaze. This can create stronger emotional bonds between you and the in-game characters, streamline clunky control schemes, and breathe new life into older games.
A few features of the Tobii Eye Tracker are common across several supported games. Aiming or controlling the camera with your eyes, often called “Aim at gaze, ” is seen on a number of third-person and first-person shooters, as is “Extended View, ” which pans out the camera when your eyes hit the edge of the screen. A third feature, “Clean UI, ” hides the majority of on-screen information until you stare at a particular piece, such as a health bar or map. Below, we’ ve created a table listing all the games that use Tobii technology, as well as the features you can expect to use in them.
Updated on 8.1.2017: Added F1 2017 to list of games with Tobii support.
