This was the first round in which we could use platforms other than virtual reality, so we chose eye tracking. At first, I was intrigued by the way eyes were shot and used in Spaghetti Western films. In the Dollars trilogy, starring Clint Eastwood, there a moments of tension just before a shootout when combatants eyes were filmed looking quickly between each other. 

There was another idea of trying to gain the attention of a waiter with direct eye contact in a busy restaurant. We decided to merge both ideas together. The player is a bandit in a wild west saloon who has just stolen some chickens. As they order food, the Sheriff comes in looking for a chicken thief. They character's decide to act natural and not leave immediately. The waiter also has more customers to serve and begins to move around the screen faster. The player must not make eye contact with the Sheriff to avoid arousing suspicion whilst still trying to get the waiters attention. As the Sheriff gets more frustrated, he appears directly in the player's view, meaning the player has to try harder to not make eye contact. 

Unfortunately, realised too late that the scope of the vision above could not be achieved in the space of 1 week. We also had technical problems with the eye trackers. As a result, the game did not become what we had envisioned.