Curiosity- What’s Inside The Cube?

Curiosity What’s inside the Cube? has taken the iTunes app store by storm. It’s jumped from the twenty something place yesterday to around seventh today in Top Free Apps category. The game really isn’t anything special to me. Theres no intense gameplay or awesome graphics. You simply just tap cubes to break them and hear a noise. However, the other billion gamers in the world don’t feel the same way I do.

The object of the game is to clear away all the same color blocks before being able to move to the next level. Once all the blocks have been broken one lucky person will get a message from the developer, 22cans which is suppose to be life changing. Maybe they will win a million dollars. That’s life changing to me. I hope I’m the winner but you must play to win.

Watch the video below of the game play.

Description:
***On your journey to the centre of the cube you shall discover many experiences…***

Join thousands of people in being part of a one-of-a-kind social experiment
Earn coins for chipping away at the cube and spend them on new destructive and playful tools to get to the centre of the cube faster. The more you chip away, the more powerful you become.
Enjoy the addictive nature of chipping away at the cube.
Make beautiful music just by interacting with the cube.
Experiment with creating text and pictures just by chipping shapes into the surface of the cube.
Watch the cube evolve as the world’s impact on the cube’s surface changes over time.
Each layer of the cube holds something unique for the world to reveal.
How many cracks in the cube can you make in fast succession? Earn coins the longer you can last and compare your score with your friends.
Invite your friends to indulge their curiosity, compare your progress together, and find each other on the cube.
Relax to the very therapeutic activity and soundscape.
Experiment with various techniques. Everyone interacts with the cube in their own way!
Keep revisiting the cube over time to find new surprises.
This is the first of 22 experiments from the legendary designer Peter Molyneux.

Will the power of curiosity bring the world together?

Source: iTunes