Curiosity update now lets players add back to the cube
The social experiment game Curiosity from developer 22Cans has added another layer of interest to the app. Now, a new update allows players to purchase cubelets to add back to the layers being chipped away, prolonging the previously overriding goal of revealing what was in the center of the cube.
The social experiment game Curiosity from developer 22Cans has added another layer of interest to the app. Now, a new update allows players to purchase cubelets to add back to the layers being chipped away, prolonging the previously overriding goal of revealing what was in the center of the cube.
"We don't know quite what will happen," a note within the app said (via Eurogamer). "Curiosity may very well rapidly degrade to reveal its innermost secret or maybe the effects of automatically removing cubelets will be neutralized by players keen to keep Curiosity going."
Players can now buy back 10,000 cubelets (99 cents), 100,000 cubelets ($6.99) or 500,000 cubelets ($10.99). So far, people have bought more than 5.1 million cubelets to add back to the next layer, and 260 layers have already been removed in since the app launched a day early on November 6.
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The social experiment game Curiosity from developer 22Cans has added another layer of interest to the app. Now, a new update allows players to purchase cubelets to add back to the layers being chipped away, prolonging the previously overriding goal of revealing what was in the center of the cube.-
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it's clear that at least a few people are sending it money, too
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Kinda sad. The prize at the end (middle?) is just some video clip. But, without knowing how many layers there are, it's just an exercise to see how many people they can string along and for how long. Meh. There are more interesting games to not be played on my Steam sale back log. ha!
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Indeed. I cannot imagine paying for such thing. A most foul behavior, as tears are most dearly cherished, when earned. To pay for such a valued commodity is an affront to the time honored institution of Tbagging. I will no stand for it, nor will I crouch repeatedly; we must, urgently, send word to these scoundrels that they're bad at the game and have no life. They have also just lost The Game.
We should insult their hair as well.
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Wait I saw this posted by the Peter Molyneux parody account... PeterMolydeux and I laughed about the joke earlier today... https://twitter.com/PeterMolydeux/status/325281598444556288
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