Eyes First - Match Two

Not everyone has the mobility required to use a mouse and keyboard in order to perform tasks on Windows 10, so eye tracking technology was developed, but is still in the early stages. Whenever new technology is developed which is meant to be tested by the general public, it is usually delivered in the guise of something that doesn't look like something that needs testing. Such would be the case with Eyes First - Match Two, a neat card matching game primarily made in order to test out Windows 10 compatible eye trackers.

The goal of Eyes First - Match Two is to find a match for each card on the board and to do so in as few moves as possible, and you get to choose between from a 16, 24, 36, or 66 board, each with a corresponding number of cards. The game's visual design is quite minimalist and so are the images used, which explains why it occupies little to no diskspace at all.

Despite being used primarily to test out Windows 10 compatible eye trackers,  Eyes First - Match Two also works with mouse, or touch so you don't have to worry about not being able to play it due to the lack of proper hardware. In the end, if you're not interested in actually testing the technology itself, you can still use the game as an excuse to challenge yourself to complete the board in as few moves as possible, and thus test your memory.

Eyes First - Match Two may not be the first or last match two game out there, and it may not be the most polished either, but the fact that it can be played using eye trackers makes it a stepping stone in using such technologies.