Google’s I/O 2024 event made waves this week with the unveiling of Android 15 and a host of AI-related announcements. The highlight of the event was the collaboration between Google and SuperGaming to make gaming accessible to over three billion Android users worldwide.
SuperGaming introduced Project Gameface, a revolutionary technology that allows players to control games using facial expressions. By raising their eyebrows to click and drag or opening their mouth to move the cursor, gamers can now enjoy a new level of interaction and accessibility. This innovation aims to create a more inclusive gaming environment for all individuals, regardless of their physical abilities.
In addition to Project Gameface, SuperGaming showcased popular games like MaskGun, Battle Stars, and their latest creation, Indus – an Indo-Futuristic Battle Royale game. These games are all built on SuperGaming’s proprietary platform, the SuperPlatform, which also hosts titles from other game publishers like Bandai Namco, including the iconic PAC-MAN game on mobile.
Roby John, CEO and co-founder of SuperGaming, expressed his excitement about the partnership with Google and the potential of Project Gameface to revolutionize the gaming industry. “We believe that with Project Gameface and Google AI, developers have the opportunity to bring gaming to everyone,” he stated. The collaboration between Google and SuperGaming at I/O 2024 marks a significant step towards making gaming more inclusive and accessible to a global audience.