The highly rated Steam app Beam Eye Tracker just recently released a public Beta for their impressive looking eye-tracking app for gaming. In the new announcement they noted various improvements since the private Beta. And it includes full support for compatibility layers like Wine, Proton and CrossOver including adding in your own custom compatibility tools. The list of games it supports sounds quite nice too including the likes of Euro Truck Simulator 2, American Truck Simulator, BeamNG.drive, Star Citizen, Elite Dangerous, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020/ 2024, X-Plane 11 / 12, various F1 racing games, War Thunder and plenty more. Direct Link Direct Link From the Steam page: TURN YOUR WEBCAM INTO AN EYE TRACKER Look around naturally with head and eye tracking in hundreds of PC games. No extra hardware. Works with your webcam or phone. Scan Your Cockpit, Check Mirrors, Look Behind You with Head & Eye Tracking Hands stay on the wheel or stick. The in-game camera tracks your head and eyes naturally. Built for Sim Gamers and Streamers Sim racers track mirrors mid-corner. Flight pilots scan instruments mid-flight. Truckers and farmers watch the road, mirrors, and dashboard at a glance. Streamers share their gaze with viewers. Use Your Webcam or Phone. No tracker hardware required. Any standard webcam works, built-in or external. No webcam? Use your phone. Try Before You Buy Try the demo first with full feature access. 3 hours of active tracking. Remove the limit with a one-time purchase, no subscription. Really great to see not just games but various applications expand their support onto Linux too. Linux gaming has never been in a better place. 🌐 External Sources: steamcommunity.com
Beam Eye Tracker app adds Linux and macOS support in Beta | GamingOnLinux
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