Wink is the first iPhone game in which the gameplay is controlled by face gestures. The object of the game is to weave the wink emoji (“Wink”) through the text message bubbles that fall in the way by winking in the direction you want to move. Wink detects what you are doing with your face using face recognition technology and your front facing camera. I really like simple games you can play to relax without thinking too much about them and I thought it would be fun to build a game you could play without touching your phone. It's not as relaxing as I hoped it would be but I love that it makes people laugh. My favorite part about it is the way it captures you flinching when you lose by snapping a photo right when you crash. I'd love to hear what you think! Don't Wink and drive ;)

Very cool! I'm a big believer computer vision for gameplay. Not to nitpick, but you aren't the "first" -- last year I released "Super Selfie Dance", an iOS game in the Guitar Hero genre. :) I'm surprised at your choice of winking for the fundamental motion: I found eye open/shut detection to be the weakest component of iOS face detection. Playing Wink just now with my glasses on, I saw it was having a hard time. I'm sure you've thought of it, but a video of the people playing would be great. Player videos from Super Selfie Dance are hilarious!