LookPilot

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LookPilot is a single player racing game. It was developed by Viktor36 and was released on August 11, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

LookPilot lets you look around in games using only your head and/or eyes, making flight, racing, trucking, space, and FPS titles more immersive while giving you better control and situational awareness. All you need is a webcam. Setup is quick: install, start tracking, launch your game. Most supported games recognize LookPilot immediately. Everything runs fully on-device with low CPU usage, wor…

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Single-Player

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97%

Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews

optimization3 negative mentions

LookPilot offers a seamless setup for webcam-based head tracking on Linux, making it a hassle-free alternative to other software like Opentrack.
The software provides smooth and accurate tracking performance, even in low light conditions, and is compatible with a wide range of games.
The developer is responsive and actively updates the software, ensuring continuous improvements and support for users.

Some users experience jerky inputs and loss of center position during gameplay, particularly in fast-paced scenarios like dogfights.
The software may require good lighting conditions for optimal performance, which can be a limitation for users who prefer to play in darker environments.
There are occasional issues with game recognition and compatibility, leading to frustration for some users trying to set it up with specific titles.

optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is criticized for being poorly optimized, with users reporting low frame rates (15-20 fps) on different operating systems, despite having a good user interface and options. The Linux version is still in early access, which may contribute to its performance issues.
- “Good UI and options. The Linux version as of 12/25/25 is in early access. I tested it on Cachy OS and Bazzite; I got better performance on Bazzite with 20 FPS and on Cachy OS I got 15 FPS using a cheap 720p 30 FPS camera.”
- “This could very well be SC's fault, since it is completely unoptimized.”
- “Good UI and options. The Linux version as of 12/25/25 is early access. I tested it on Cachy OS and Bazzite; I got better performance on Bazzite with 20 FPS and on Cachy OS I got 15 FPS using a cheap 720p 30 FPS camera.”
- “I must say I couldn't tell if there's any performance difference.”
grinding
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Reviews indicate that grinding in farming sim 25, MSFS 24, and ETS2 can be a mixed experience; while some players appreciate the depth and progression it offers, others find it repetitive and time-consuming. Overall, the grinding aspect is seen as integral to gameplay but may deter those seeking a more casual experience.