Being a God is tough work. First you have to try your best to make sure people don't die, then you're clearing space for them to repopulate. It's like being the world's busiest omnipresent parent, and how do all your children repay you? With Atheism.
GODUS is coming September 13. The spiritual successor to Populous from Peter Molyneux's 22cans is getting a beta release through Steam Early Access on September 13. The game will be available for $19.99 on PC and Mac. Here's a trailer to help explain how excited you should be about this.
Curiosity, a mobile game experiment that began six months ago as a collective effort to excavate a giant cube
Peter Molyneux's marriage
Peter Molyneux hasn't really had to worry about the money needed to make games before.
GODUS, the next game from Peter Molyneux and his 22cans development team
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As Curiosity settles into its second day out in the wide world, players worldwide keep tapping away at the massive cube inside.
It seems the world is indeed curious about what's inside the cube.
Curiosity, the first experimental game from Peter Molyneux's 22 Cans, is an iOS app that invites the entire world to tap away at a gigantic multilayered cube, revealing its secrets pixel-by-pixel. A "life-changing" secret
Curiosity will launch early in the morning on November 7, developer Peter Molyneux announced on Twitter today.
As he often does, Peter Molyneux has promised that his next game will be a doozy.
Over the decades and centuries, many conventions we now take for granted in film, literature, photography, and so on first came from independent, experimental artists. It has seemed like common sense, then, to assume that the next best innovations in gaming would come from a vibrant indie scene, and from gaming…
Game designer Peter Molyneux is launching a series of video game experiments
Game designer Peter Molyneux
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