EyeDrive

Created to enable players to use their preferred controls on Android, EyeDrive is designed to be played with one of the following input methods: touch, a mouse cursor, a game controller or a keyboard. The app opens in landscape mode only.   

Featuring three game modes - you can enter the Tournament to unlock tracks and new worlds, take a Time Trial to test your speed on Sol Base, Dorin IV or La Cuna, or try Orb Chase to collect as many orbs as you can on each track.

Remove obstacles by turning off AI Cars in the menu or increase your speed, by unticking the Slower Speed option.  

SUPORTED CONTROL INPUTS:

TOUCH - If using touch to steer, you can switch between either our ‘Classic’ or ‘Precise’ control modes using the button in the top left of the screen. In Classic mode, a single tap on the left or right onscreen arrow changes lane. This control mode is recommended mode for using touch. No swiping or holds are required. 

With Precise mode, tap on left or right of the screen and the vehicle will follow the last place touched. A tap above the vehicle accelerates and a tap below it will brake.    

MOUSE CURSOR - If using a mouse device to steer, you can switch between either our ‘Classic’ or ‘Precise’ control modes using the button in the top left of the screen. No dragging or holds are required. With Precise mode, you can steer by moving your mouse cursor left and right on the track, and up and down to accelerate and brake.

In Classic mode, using a single left click on the onscreen targets activates them. No drags or holds are required. The Auto-Click option in Android is also compatible with the game.

KEYBOARD - The Arrow keys or W,A,S,D keys navigate and highlight the onscreen targets in the menus and the Enter key is used to select. When driving, the Arrow keys or W,A,S,D keys are used to steer, accelerate and brake.

GAME CONTROLLER - In the menus, the Left Stick is used to navigate the onscreen targets. Button 1 (e.g. A button on Xbox controller) is used to accelerate and to select menu buttons. Button 2 (e.g. B button on Xbox controller) brakes/reverses the vehicle. Button 8 (e.g. the Menu button on Xbox controller) is used to open the in-game pause menu.

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