Peter Molyneux's social experiment "game" thing called Curiosity is finally over with. The title developed for iOS and Android was free with a variety of supported microtransactions. All you did was tap little cubes off of a big cube in order to take a layer off the big cube and do it all again. That's it. That's all there was to it.
Molyneux said that person that tapped the final mini-cube would be the only one to see what was inside the box. So, what was in the box? A promo video for 22 Cans' next project. Whoop-de-freaking-do.
Granted, the winner will "be the god of all people that are playing Godus." As Bryan Henderson of Edinburgh, Scotland won, he will get a chance to "intrinsically decide the rules that the game is played by." What does all of this really mean for the direction Godus will take? Nobody knows for sure. What's the worst that could happen?
Godus has been in development by 22 Cans for a little while now. It even had a recent Kickstarter back in December 2012 that raised over $852,000 in funding.
Molyneux said that person that tapped the final mini-cube would be the only one to see what was inside the box. So, what was in the box? A promo video for 22 Cans' next project. Whoop-de-freaking-do.
Granted, the winner will "be the god of all people that are playing Godus." As Bryan Henderson of Edinburgh, Scotland won, he will get a chance to "intrinsically decide the rules that the game is played by." What does all of this really mean for the direction Godus will take? Nobody knows for sure. What's the worst that could happen?
Godus has been in development by 22 Cans for a little while now. It even had a recent Kickstarter back in December 2012 that raised over $852,000 in funding.
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