Analyse de l'application Mouse&Gaze Game Lite pour le 3 août

This is the free lite version of [Mouse&Gaze Game]. The paid full version has the following features - You can play more games. - You will be able to edit the game content. ===== This is a game that can be played with various pointing devices such as a mouse. Please use this game for practicing iPad operations with pointing devices. [Supported devices] The following input devices are supported. - Mouse - Trackball - Touch pad - Eye tracker Of course, touch operation is also possible. [Eye tracking eye trackers] We are particularly focused on eye tracker support, and have verified operation with third-party eye trackers and standard iPad OS eye tracking operations. Multiple options are available for the decision-making operations required for games, and settings can be changed to suit the user's environment. - Left mouse click - Keyboard key input - External switch - Dwell controll In addition, some games (Drive, Sticker) have a function to display a heat map of the pointer's path after the game is over. This is useful for understanding where on the screen you can easily direct your gaze. [Game 1: Eraser] The hidden picture will appear only where the pointer passes through. In this game, you move the pointer to remove the “black” on the screen. This is the only game that does not require a “decision operation” and can be played by simply moving the pointer. [Game 2: Hello] A shadow appears somewhere in one of the many windows. Move the pointer before the shadow disappears, and use the “decision operation” to discover the shadow's true identity. [Game 3: Drive] A picture of a vehicle runs along a predetermined route. Use the pointer and “decision operation” to move the vehicle to the next location. If you want to play only with the external switches, you can advance the vehicle by pressing the switches at the right time. [Game 4: Sticker] Move the pictures that appear one by one to the location of the same picture. This game is like a matching challenge. Illustrations in the games are provided by NPO Droplet Project (https://droptalk.net).